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Martina Moran Religious Studies A level English 21 cards

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  1. 1Define the following 3 words 1. Bible 2. Revelation 3. Inspiration1. The book of book - 72 - 45 in the Old; 27 in the New testament
    2. God reveals himself through the Bible
    3. The writers of the Bible were inspired by the holy spirit to know what to write
  2. 2Define the following words 1. Verbum Dei 2. Imago Dei 3. Covenant1. The word of God
    2. Image of God - this is why we are special
    3. A sacred promise between God and humanity
  3. 3What are the 2 sections of the Bible called?1. Old Testament - or Hebrew Scriptures
    2. New Testament - or Christian Scriptures
  4. 4What language was the Old Testament original written in? What language was the New Testament originally written in?The Old Testament was written in Hebrew
    The New Testament was written in Greek
  5. 51. How does a fundamental Christian understand the Bible? 2. How do Catholic and Liberal Christians understand the Bible?1. Fundamental Christian - strict and traditional - take the Bible literally
    2. Liberal and Catholic Christian - the bible is a collection of different writing and sometimes needs to be interpreted to find the meaning
  6. 6How does a Catholic Christian understand the Bible as the word of God1. The Bible is inerrant -with out error
    2. The Bible contains the word of Jesus - God's Son
    3. The writers of the Bible were inspired by the holy spirit to know what to write
    4. They also agree with liberal Christians and say the Bible can be interpreted.
  7. 7Give some examples of things that a fundamental Christian will reject because they take the BIBLE LITERALLYGod does not lie so everything in it must be true
    Therefore the Big Bang did not happen - because the Bible says God made the world and evolution did not happen because the Bible says Adam and Eve were the first people
  8. 8How can liberal and Catholic Christians accept things in both science and the BibleThey do not take the Bible literally - so they can interpret the Bible
    They believe in theological truths - truths about God
    The Bible tells us God is the reason for the world and the Big Bang tells us how it happened
    Humans evolved but God wanted humans to exist, develop and change
  9. 9How do Catholics use the Bible in their every day life?To pray and connect with God
    To use the psalms to sing hymns
    They use it to find out what God and Jesus want - like a moral code
    They use to celebrate special times - Christmas, Easter, Baptisms
    They use it to study and learn such as in RE lessons
  10. 10Reasons why the Bible is useful/important today1. It tells us about God/Jesus and the early Church
    2. It helps is to pray
    3. It offers advice like 'Do not be afraid'
    4. It gives us a moral code - e.g. 10 commandments
    5. It shows us how to live like Jesus - forgiving and build peace.
    6. Love one another is a life long message
    7. Most of the laws in the UK are based off the Bible rules
  11. 11Reasons people say the Bible is not important today1. Not everyone is Christian so it has no authority.
    2. Some of the rules are old fashioned - like not having a divorce or trespassing is punishable by death
    3. You can be moral without being religious
    4. Sometimes its difficult to understand what the writers meant
    5. How can you be sure you are making the right interpretation
    6. Science tells us all we need- science proves the Bible wrong
  12. 12Name some of the different styles of writing in the BIBLE1. History
    2. Law
    3.Poetry
    4. Prophecy
    5. Gospels - which includes history and parables (stories Jesus told)
    6. Letters written to the early Christians by St Paul
  13. 13What is the difference between special revelation and general revelation?1. Revelation is how God shows himself to people.
    2. Special revelation is through the Bible
    3. General revelation is through every day experiences such as seeing God in the wonder of nature.
  14. 14What do the following words mean about God 1. Omnipotent 2. Omnibenevolent 3. Omniscient1. God is all powerful
    2. God is all loving
    3. God is all knowing
  15. 151. In which book of the Bible are the 2 creation stories? 2. What does Genesis 1 focus on? 3. What does Genesis 2 focus on?1. In the book of Genesis
    2. Gen 1 - 7 days of creation
    3. Gen 2 - creation, specifically Adam and Eve
  16. 161. What is meant by stewardship? 2. What evidence is there in Genesis that humans should be stewards of the earth?1. The duty to care for God's creation for the next generations.
    2. God tells humans to 'care and cultivate the earth' and to 'have dominion over it'
  17. 17In what ways can humans be good stewards of the earth?1. Use fewer resources and avoid waste.
    2. Recycle and avoid single use plastic
    3. Conserve energy by switching of lights and walking or using public transport.
    4. Keeping our environment clean.
    5. Not wasting water, food.
    6. Be aware of what we buy.
  18. 181. What is meant by the Trinity? 2. Where is there evidence of the Trinity in the Bible?1. There is 1 God revealed in 3 persons- the father (who creates), the Son (who saves) and the Spirit (who inspires)
    2. Jesus baptism - The son is Jesus, the spirit is the dove and God the father speaks from heaven
  19. 191. What does the word incarnation mean? 2. Why is it important for Christians1. God became human in the person of Jesus. Jesus is God 'enfleshed'. Jesus is fully human and fully God.
    2. Jesus has to be human for us to relate to him and God to have the power to save us from sin. Christians believe God became human to save us from sin
  20. 20Why do we need the doctrine of the Trinity?To help us understand the mystery of the incarnation.
    If we did not have it, we would be believing in more than 1 God.
    We need to know that God is 1 but also that Jesus - the son- is God. enfleshed.
  21. 211. What does the word Messiah mean? 2. What other titles are given to Jesus?1. Messiah means anointed one
    2. Christ is the Greek for Messiah and is used by Christians
    3. People also called Jesus son of David
    4. Jesus called himself the 'son of man'

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: Based on Themes 1 – (the Bible) Themes 2 – (Genesis Creation stories and challenges from science), Theme 3 –The Incarnation and Trinity).
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