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Mind Map by Marcus Roe, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Marcus Roe
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Christianity revision
- Trinity
- One God.
- Monotheistic
religion
- Father, Son and Holy
Spirit
- Father, Son and Holy
Spirit
- Monotheistic
religion
- Worship and belief
- Christians bless themselves by referring to
the Trinity and crossing themselves
- Prayers such as the Lord's Prayer, the
Nicene Creed and the Apostles Creed all
refer to the Trinity. Church hymns also do
this
- Belief in the Trinity is intended to
be at the centre of each Christian's
individual daily relationship with
God
- Belief in the Trinity is intended to
be at the centre of each Christian's
individual daily relationship with
God
- Prayers such as the Lord's Prayer, the
Nicene Creed and the Apostles Creed all
refer to the Trinity. Church hymns also do
this
- Christians bless themselves by referring to
the Trinity and crossing themselves
- Nicene Creed
- Father: Powerful creator of everything - "maker
of Heaven and Earth, of all that is, seen and
unseen"
- Son: Jesus Christ. Came to Earth as
God in human form. Crucified too
redeem human sins. "For us and
salvation he came down from heaven
- Holy Spirit: Invisible power that
works within the world today to
guide and inspire us. "The giver of
life, who proceeds from th Father
and Son"
- Father: Powerful creator of everything - "maker
of Heaven and Earth, of all that is, seen and
unseen"
- Matthew 3:13-17
- One God.
- Interpretations of Creation
- Literalists (Creationists)
- . They believe that the Creation
Story as it is told in the Bible is
literally true as the Bible is the
literal world of God. God created the
world in six 24-hour days. Do not
accept scientific explanations like
The Big Bang as they think they are
wrong.
- . They believe that the Creation
Story as it is told in the Bible is
literally true as the Bible is the
literal world of God. God created the
world in six 24-hour days. Do not
accept scientific explanations like
The Big Bang as they think they are
wrong.
- Non-literalists
- God create the world but not exactly
how it is quoted in the Bible. The
Bible story is metaphorical. Gensis is
more of a myth than fact. For
example, 'day' equals a much longer
period. o conflict with science. Bible
explains why, science explains how.
- God create the world but not exactly
how it is quoted in the Bible. The
Bible story is metaphorical. Gensis is
more of a myth than fact. For
example, 'day' equals a much longer
period. o conflict with science. Bible
explains why, science explains how.
- Literalists (Creationists)
- Incarnation
- Importance of Jesus
- Incarnate Son of God. his birth fulfilled the
prophecy of Christ coming to Earth as the
Saviour. He is the 'Son' part of Trinity.
- John 1:14
- 1 Timothy 3:16
- 1 Timothy 3:16
- John 1:14
- Jesus as Divine
- Jesus is omnipotent (Matthew 28:18)
- Jesus is omniscient (John 21:17)
- Jesus forgave sins (Mark 2:5-7)
- Jesus performed miracles (John 21:25)
- People worshipped and prayed to Jesus (Matthew 2:11)
- Jesus was resurrected after death (Mark 16:1-20)
- Jesus was resurrected after death (Mark 16:1-20)
- People worshipped and prayed to Jesus (Matthew 2:11)
- Jesus performed miracles (John 21:25)
- Jesus forgave sins (Mark 2:5-7)
- Jesus is omniscient (John 21:17)
- Jesus is omnipotent (Matthew 28:18)
- Incarnate Son of God. his birth fulfilled the
prophecy of Christ coming to Earth as the
Saviour. He is the 'Son' part of Trinity.
- Jesus as human
- Born to a human mother.
- Had a human body (Luke 24:39)
- Jesus got tired (John 4:6)
- Jesus got thirsty (John 19:28)
- Jesus got hungry (Matthew 4:2)
- Jesus showed human emotions (Matthew 8:10) (John 11:35)
- Jesus prayed to God (John 17)
- He died (Romans 5:8)
- He died (Romans 5:8)
- Jesus prayed to God (John 17)
- Jesus showed human emotions (Matthew 8:10) (John 11:35)
- Jesus got hungry (Matthew 4:2)
- Jesus got thirsty (John 19:28)
- Jesus got tired (John 4:6)
- Had a human body (Luke 24:39)
- Born to a human mother.
- Importance of Jesus
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