Christianity practices Flashcards

(19 cards)

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what is worship

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worship is any act that shows devotion or love for God

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what are the different types of worship

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  • liturgical worship
  • non-liturgical worship (including informal worship)
  • private
  • public
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what are three key features of liturgical worship

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  • worship that follows a set pattern of prayers and readings
  • includes singing hymns and bible readings
  • led by a priest who leads the congregation in prayer
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which denominations use liturgical worship

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  • anglicans
  • Roman catholic church
  • orthodox christians
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what are three key features of non- liturgical worship

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  • worship has no set form and doesn’t include set prayers
  • worship isn’t lead by a priest
  • music is important and hymns/gospels are usually performed
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which denominations use non liturgical worship

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  • baptists
  • quakers
  • evangelica
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2 reasons why liturgical worship may be seen as more meaningful than non-liturgical worship

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  • unites christians as there is a worldwide set order that is familiar to all and creates a sense of familiarity and belonging across generations
  • bible readings are set by priests who were appointed by God and provides an opportunity to learn about the faith
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2 reasons why non-liturgical worship may be seen as more meaningful than liturgical worship

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  • it is less scripted. more of an emotional impact of worshippers and allows them to connect to God on a personal level
  • more inclusive as anyone can participate and have an active role
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what are key features of private worship

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  • often takes place at home
  • worshipping alone allows a person to feel close to God
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2 examples of private worship

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  • saying grace before a meal
  • read a passage from the Bible each day
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what are key features of public worship

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  • usually takes place in a church and led by a priest
  • brings the community together
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2 reasons why public worship may be seen as more meaningful than private worship

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  • Opportunity to receive the sacraments and thus become closer to God and obtain salvation. e.g Holy Communion
  • Jesus showed the importance of public worship - the Last Supper.
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give a quote to support public worship

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  • ‘For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them’.
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2 reasons why private worship may be seen as more meaningful than public worship

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-Connect with God on a more personal level and thus show more love to him
- Jesus prayed alone often (In Garden of Gethsemane)

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give a quote to support private worship

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‘when you pray, go into your room, and when you have shut your door, pray to your Father’

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what is prayer

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communication with God. a means of developing a personal relationship with God

17
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what are the four components of prayer

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A - adoration: praising God for what he is
C - confession: prayers saying sorry for sins and asking for God’s forgiveness
T - thanksgiving: prayers thanking God
S - supplication: prayers asking for God’s help

18
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three reasons why the Lord’s Prayer is important