Christian Practices Flashcards

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Why do Christian’s Worship?

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-to praise God
-to communicate with God
-deepen their relationship with God
-ask for forgiveness
-strengthen their faith

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What is worship?

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Praise and communicate with God

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What is liturgical worship?

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Follows the same pattern each time

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What do you do in liturgical worship?

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Use a prayer book and read set passages from the bible

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What type of Christian’s follow liturgical worship?

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Catholic, Orthodox and Anglican

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What is non-liturgical worship?

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Doesn’t follow a set structure or ritual

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What are some advantages of non-liturgical worship?

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-less formal
-lots of people participate
-more relaxed
- can pray about anything you want

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What type of Christian’s follow non-liturgical worship?

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Methodist and Baptist

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Why do some Christian’s prefer liturgical worship?

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-familiar
-doesn’t change around the world
-traditions are passed down generations

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Why do some Christian’s prefer non-liturgical worship?

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-good way to make friends
-services can suit different themes (Easter & Christmas)
-emphasised the word of God in the bible
- get a closer connection with god

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What’s a disadvantage about non-liturgical worship?

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-distracting
-people may feel left out
- can’t reach the ultimate connection with God

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What is private worship?

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-not in a church
-alone or with close family
-chose wherever and whenever to pray

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What’s informal worship?

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-spontaneous
-anyone can contribute
- can be anywhere

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What is prayers?

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Communication with God

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What are set prayers?

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Prayers from the bible
-‘Lords prayer’

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Why do people pray?

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  • To build a bond with God
  • ask for forgiveness
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How do people pray?

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-hands together, eyes closed
-at home or church
-with or without rosemary beads

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Why is private prayer important?

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  • More personal and can confess their sins
  • pray about whatever they need as no structure
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What does the Lord’s Prayer mean to Christian’s?

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-gives guidance
-praise and worship to God
-forgiveness

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What does the Lord’s Prayer mean to the community?

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Passed down from generations (Jesus and his disciples)

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Does God always answer prayers?

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No one knows God’s plan so he might make us suffer on purpose as everything happens for a reason

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What are non-conformists?

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People who don’t use the Lord’s Prayer they create their own

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What is informal prayer?

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Pray about anything

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What’s a quote from the Lord’s Prayer?

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“Forgive us our sins as we forgive those who sin against us”

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What are the sacraments? And give examples
-rites and rituals which the believer receives special gift of grace -Baptism and Holy Communion
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How do the sacraments help Christian’s?
Strengthen their relationship with God
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Why do Christian’s get baptised?
To wash away the original sin
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Why do some Christian’s want infant baptism? And what happens
-child is freed from the original sin and introduced to the Christian community -pour holy water onto the infants forehead
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Why do some Christian’s chose believers baptism?
They are old enough to understand the ceremony And them being older shows how devoted they are to god
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What is Holy Communion?
Where Christian’s drink wine and eat bread
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How’s does Holy Communion influence and have impact the community?
-it’s brings them together and strengthens the community -to receive God’s grace and love -to remind them that Jesus died so their sins are forgiven -reminds them to forgive others
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How do Anglican’s interpret Holy Communion (Eucharist)?
Jesus is present in the bread and wine in a spiritual way
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How do Catholic’s interpret Holy Communion (Eucharist)?
Transsubstantiation = bread and wine became Jesus’ body and blood
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What’s a quote for Holy Communion?
“This is my body, which is for you; do this in remembrance of me”
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What are 4 ways to celebrate Holy communion?
-Divine Liturgy -Anglican church -Catholic mass -Nonconformist
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What is pilgrimage?
A religious journey to a holy site or sacred place -act of worship and devotion Iona and Lourdes
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Why do people go on pilgrimage?
-grow closer to God and strengthen their faith -to pray -express sorrow for sin and can be forgiven -meet new people with the same intention
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Lourdes.
South-west France -Virgin Mary appeared to a girl named Bernadette -drinking water has healing properties -sick or disabled go here to heal themselves
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Iona.
Scotland -separation between spiritual and the physical world -remote place surrounded by nature
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Why do Christian’s celebrate festivals?
Day or period of celebration for religious reasons
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What’s special about Christmas?
Commemorates the incarnation of Jesus
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How and why is Christmas celebrated?
Nativity -celebrations of Christ’s birth Midnight Mass -reflects the holiness of the night of Jesus’ birth Cards + gifts -recalls the wise men’s gifts
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What’s special about Easter?
Celebrates Jesus rising from the dead
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How and why is Easter celebrated?
Good Friday -special service to remember the crucifixion Easter Sunday -service, flowers and special hymns to rejoice at resurrection
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What makes the church?
Christian’s
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What’s happens in the church? (Building)
Ceremonies -AA meetings -childcare
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What does Trussel Trust do?
Food bank -collects donations and delivers -working to stop hunger and poverty
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What do street pastors do?
-serve the community and the vulnerable people out at night -doing what Jesus would do
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Why are Christian’s involved in the local community?
-find salvation through actions -good way to talk to Jesus -demonstrates ways to give love to strangers
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What’s agape?
Ultimate unconditional love
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What’s mission?
Calling of a religious organisation or individual to go out into the world and spread faith
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What’s the Great Commission?
Jesus’ instructions to his followers that they should spread his teachings to all the nations of the world
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Why and how do Christian’s spread the word to others?
Teaching them new skills -important to use them skills to spread the good news about Jesus -done by preaching
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What’s the Alpha course?
Introduces the basics of the Christian faith through a series of talks and discussions
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What’s evangelism?
Spreading the Christian gospel by public preaching or witness
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What’s missionary?
Spreading ones faith in a multitude of ways including social action and practical love
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What’s discipleship?
A journey of spiritual growth
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What does persecuted mean?
Targeted
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Why do Christian’s respond to worlds poverty?
-We are all made in God’s image, so we are all equal -If one suffers we all suffer with them
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What’s the importance of CAFOD?
-brings hope and compassion to poor communities -doesn’t persecute -reduces the risk of violence
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What’s the importance of Christian Aid?
-gives people survival essentials -stand by the most vulnerable and excluded people both in times of crisis and long-term -helps them find strength
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What’s the importance of Open Doors?
-distribute bibles and Christian lectures -gives discipleship training and provide practical supports -works on concentration camps