RE Revision (year 7) Flashcards
(16 cards)
What is a community?
A community is a group of individuals who share common interests or characteristics.
Examples include local neighborhoods, religious groups, and cultural organizations.
What are the components of the structure of the Church?
The structure of the Church includes:
* Diocese
* Parish
These components help organize the Church’s activities and governance.
What are the main elements found inside a Church?
Main elements inside a Church include:
* Altar
* Pulpit
* Nave
* Sanctuary
Each element serves a specific purpose in worship and religious ceremonies.
What symbols are associated with the Baptism ceremony?
Symbols associated with Baptism include:
* Water
* Oil
* White garment
* Candle
These symbols represent purification, anointing, new life, and the light of Christ.
Where did the Bible come from?
The Bible originated from various historical texts and writings compiled over centuries.
It includes contributions from multiple authors across different cultures and times.
What types of writings are found in the Bible?
Types of writings in the Bible include:
* Historical books
* Poetry
* Prophecy
* Letters
* Gospels
Each type serves a different purpose and audience.
How is the Bible referenced?
The Bible is referenced using book names, chapter numbers, and verse numbers, e.g., John 3:16.
This system allows for easy location of specific passages.
How is the Bible used?
The Bible is used for:
* Worship
* Teaching
* Guidance
* Personal reflection
It serves as a foundational text for religious beliefs and practices.
What are the Genesis stories?
Genesis stories include:
* Creation
* Adam and Eve
* Cain and Abel
* Noah’s Ark
These stories provide foundational narratives for Judeo-Christian beliefs.
What scientific theories of creation exist?
Scientific theories of creation include:
* Big Bang theory
* Evolution
* Abiogenesis
These theories offer explanations for the origins of the universe and life.
What is ‘The Fall’ in biblical context?
‘The Fall’ refers to the event in which Adam and Eve disobeyed God, leading to sin entering the world.
This event is significant in Christian theology as it explains the need for redemption.
What is stewardship in a religious context?
Stewardship refers to the responsible management of resources and care for creation as entrusted by God.
It emphasizes the duty to protect the environment and serve others.
What is the significance of Noah’s Ark?
Noah’s Ark symbolizes God’s covenant with humanity and the idea of salvation through faith.
It represents the preservation of life and God’s promise not to flood the earth again.
Who is Abraham in Jewish history?
Abraham is a patriarch in Jewish history known for establishing a covenant with God.
He is considered the father of the Israelite people.
What is the Sinai covenant?
The Sinai covenant is the agreement made between God and the Israelites at Mount Sinai, giving them the Ten Commandments.
This covenant establishes the laws and guidelines for the Israelite community.
What is Passover?
Passover is a Jewish festival commemorating the exodus of the Israelites from Egypt and their liberation from slavery.
It involves rituals and meals that recall the events of the Exodus.
