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Mind Map by matthew.alessandrino, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by matthew.alessandrino
almost 11 years ago
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RE NOTES
- 3 characteristics of community
- Leaders
- Rules
- Gatherings
- Types of Communities
- sport
- Parish
- School
- Social
- family
- Work
- sport
- Leaders
- The church helps us develop our potential
- Morally
- You develop your human potential morally
by learning the 10 commandments, Divine
Laws, and they teach us to prevent sins
- You develop your human potential morally
by learning the 10 commandments, Divine
Laws, and they teach us to prevent sins
- Physically
- You develop your human potential
physically by the catholic church
teaching us not to disrespect and not
to use physical actions like
violence,swearing, abortions and
suicide
- You develop your human potential
physically by the catholic church
teaching us not to disrespect and not
to use physical actions like
violence,swearing, abortions and
suicide
- Religiously
- You develop your human potential religious by the catholic
church preaches us about religion and how to obey the laws
- You develop your human potential religious by the catholic
church preaches us about religion and how to obey the laws
- Spiritually
- You develop your human potential
spiritually through the 7 sacramen
- You develop your human potential
spiritually through the 7 sacramen
- Interlectually
- you develop your human potential intellectually through
the catholic church teaching us about God and jesus
- you develop your human potential intellectually through
the catholic church teaching us about God and jesus
- Morally
- 4 Gospels
- Matthew
- written in 80AD
- Portrays Jesus as a great teacher
- Written for Christians with a Jewish background
- Written for Christians with a Jewish background
- Portrays Jesus as a great teacher
- written in 80AD
- Mark
- written in 65AD
- Portrays Jesus as a crucified christ
- Written for persecuted Christians
- Written for persecuted Christians
- Portrays Jesus as a crucified christ
- written in 65AD
- John
- Written in 100AD
- Portrays Jesus as the son of God
- written for Christians with a Jewish background
- written for Christians with a Jewish background
- Portrays Jesus as the son of God
- Written in 100AD
- Luke
- Written in 80AD
- Portrays Jesus as a Compassion, tender, loving
christ
- Written for a non-Jewish community
- Written for a non-Jewish community
- Portrays Jesus as a Compassion, tender, loving
christ
- Written in 80AD
- Matthew
- Jesus is both fully human and fully divne
- Divine Qualities
- Was identified 2 times
by God
- Transfiguration
- Was preached by Abraham and Isiah and his clothes lit up
- Was preached by Abraham and Isiah and his clothes lit up
- Jesus baptism
- God told people to listen two him
- Transfiguration
- Incapable of Sin
- Was conceived by God
- Was identified 2 times
by God
- Human Qualities
- Felt Pain
- Felt Hunger
- Felt thirst
- Felt tempted
- Felt Rejected
- Felt Pain
- Divine Qualities
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