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define ecumenical council

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a gathering of bishops and other Church leaders from around the world to discuss and resolve pressing issues in the Church; it must be approved by the Pope and exemplifies the collegial authority of the Church

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Identify a significant religious event from the past

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Second Vatican Council

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Describe the key features of Second Vatican Council

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  • Who - Pope John XXIII and Pope VI
  • What - ecumenical council
  • when - 11 Oct 1962 to 8 December 1965
  • What - Dei Verbum, Gaudium Et Spes, Lumen Gentium
  • Why - secularism, revolutions and movements, world conflicts, centralisations, disinterest in laity
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Describe the historical context of the Second Vatican Council

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  • rise in advancements in technologu and science
  • World Conflicts - World Wars, Korean War and Cold War
  • Rise in communism and sexual revolution
  • Disinterest in ecumenism and strong centralisation
  • disinterest in laity
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Aims of Pope John XXIII for the Second Vatican Council

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  • Aggiornamento - Update
  • Ressourcement - back to sources
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Discuss the significance of the Second Vatican Council to the CDC

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Liturgical Reform -> Vernacular of language, priest faces congregation
Laity Reform -> laity are no longer passive but active participants
Ecumenism Refrom -> effort to understand other Christians,

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Define belief

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a religious truth that is the basis for faith and life for believers

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Define Teaching

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Define Ritual

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religious rituals use symbolic actions, gestures and words to promote what is important about faith

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Define Practice

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Identify a key Catholic belief or teaching about marriage

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Marriage is a sacramental union between one man and one woman for life.

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Describe the key features of marriage

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  • Sacrament
  • Vocation
  • Fidelity
  • Fecundity
  • Indissolubility
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Outline God’s original plan for marriage

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A sacramental union between one man and one woman for life -> key features -> sacrament, vocation, fidelity, fecundity, indissolubility

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Development of Marriage in Early Church

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Issues of polygamy and divorce
* marriage as a sacrament
* divorce not apart of gods plan
* All done through Jesus in the new testament

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Development of Marriage in Mid Church

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Issues of the manicheans and pelagians
* St Augustine
* 3 Bona
1. Fidelity
2. Fecundity and Offspring
3. Unbreakable bond - between god

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Development of Marriage in contemporary society

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Issues of SSM & IVF
* Amoris Laetitia
* Denounced de facto and same sex unions
* reaffirmed GOPFM

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Define issue

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Define tension

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Define conflict

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Identify issues that cause tension and conflict in society

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  • Climate change
  • abortion
  • euthanasia
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identify a current issue that causes tension and conflict in society

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Asylum Seekers

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Describe the main features of Asylum seekers

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Asylum seekers are individuals seeking international protection whose claim has not yet been decided
* they may leave contries due to:
* conflict and violence
* persecution of minority groups
* disasters and the environment
* development induced displacement

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Explain how asylum seekers generate tension and conflict in society

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explain why and for whom asylum seekers cause tension and conflict

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explain the role the tension and conflict plays in shaping asylum seekers
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Explain how and why a religion responds to the current issue and the tension and conflict caused
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Describe how people interact with religion
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Identify social factors that influence how people interact with religion
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explain using exampkes, how social factors have an impact on how people interact with religion
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describe the role religion plays in society
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descibe the key featuers of different views about religion in society
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account for different views about religion in society
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outline the processes and structures used by a religion when developing or expressing its belief
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explain why these structures and processes exist
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Explain why a religion develops and expresses its beliefs
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how does a religion develops and expresses its beliefs
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define role and public life
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describe the role religion has played in the past in Australias public life
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Explain the role religion plays in Australian public life today
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identify patterns and issues that have arisen because of the involvement of religion in Australia
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How does a religion see its role in public life
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explain how others see the involvement of religion in public life
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key features of abortion
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reasons for a religions response to abortion
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the ways in which a religion responds to this current issue
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how a structure has addresses this current issue
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Describe what is meant by the concept 'freedom'
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Describe the Catholic understanding of 'Freedom'
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Explain how this Catholic understanding finds expression in the ideas and actions of the religion
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identify examples of how religion helps people in life
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identify examples of religious belief, teaching, ritual or practice that seek to help people in life
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identify a religious practice that helps people in their search for freedom
pilgrimage
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describe the main features of pilgrimage
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explain how pilgrimage helps people in their search for freedom
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Identify some important issues from the past that have involved religion
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describe the nature of one issue within a particular historical context
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describe one particular historical context
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explain why a religion became involved with and interacted with the issue
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explain the interplay between a religion and the issue in its historical context
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identify examples of significant religious people
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outline the life of one significant religious person
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outline the personal context
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outline the context of the world in which they lived
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describe the role religion played in this person's life
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describe and examine the interplay between the life of the significant religious person, their context and religion
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