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religion semester two - topic points and explanation Flashcards

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definition of a Domestic church

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the aspect of married parents handing or passing down their moral, spiritual and religious faith to their children within their home.

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definition of ecumenism

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the principle or aim of promoting unity among the world’s Christian Churches.

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definition of interfaith dialogue

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Interfaith dialogue refers to cooperative, constructive, and positive interaction between people of different religious traditions and/or spiritual or humanistic beliefs, at both the individual and institutional levels.

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definition of covenant

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a covenant is a formal alliance or agreement made by God with a religious community or with an individual of humanity in general.

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definition of vocation

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a vocation can be defined as a divine call to gods service or the Christian life; the word vocation comes from the Latin word ‘call to’.

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definition of ministry

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in Christianity, the term ministry refers to the activity that is carried out by the members of the church to serve the purposes of the church.

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definition of unitive

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characterized by or tending to produce union e.g marriage

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definition of unitive

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the state of being one, serving to unite; involving union through the total gift of selfless love.

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definition of procreative

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share in gods creative action. procreative is the selfless love of husband with his wife for the potential offspring.it is a requirement of catholic marriage as catholic marriage is characterised by selfless love. when a married couple become parents only then are they truly at the service of others.

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definition of religious profile

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A religious profile is the selection of certain religions practised by and characterising the population of a specific country. e.g. 30.1 per cent of Australians practice no religion whereas the other 69.9 per cent of Australians do practice religion according to the 2016 census.

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what is the primary purpose of the sacrament of marriage

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the primary purpose of the sacrament of marriage is unitive and procreative. the sacrament of matrimony is a sacred bond that mirrors the unconditional annd everlasting love that god has for all his children. e.g st pauls letter to the ephesians “the two shall become one flesh” (Eph 5:31) . the sacrament of matrimony involves a growing communion of body and soul.

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what are the four fs of catholic marriage?

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free , faithful , forever , fruitful

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describe the covenantal relationship between God and the church

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distinguish the difference between ministry and vocation

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outline the scriptual and theological underpinnings of the sacrament of holy matrimony

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describe the family as the domestic chruch and commuity of love

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outline the emergence and development of various denomnations ; anglican

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outline the emergence and development of various denomnations ; judiaism

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outline the emergence and development of various denomnations ; baptist

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outline the emergence and development of various denomnations ; pentecostal

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outline the emergence and development of various denominations; orthodox

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identify what the major Christian denominations share in common

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investigate and identify the principal beliefs, practices, religious and social structures associated with various denominations; Anglican

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investigate and identify the principal beliefs, practices, religious and social structures associated with various denominations; Judaism

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investigate and identify the principal beliefs, practices, religious and social structures associated with various denominations; orthodox

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investigate and identify the principal beliefs, practices, religious and social structures associated with various denominations; pentecostal

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investigate and identify the principal beliefs, practices, religious and social structures associated with various denominations; baptist

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outline the emergence and development of various denominations; catholicism

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investigate and identify the principal beliefs, practices, religious and social structures associated with various denominations; catholicism

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examine the religious profile of the Australian community with global context

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outline the core elements common among the major religious traditions

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asses the progress of the ecumenical movement in the search for unity among Christians

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local examples and approaches to interfaith dialogue

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national examples and approaches to interfaith dialogue

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international examples and approaches to interfaith dialogue

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outline challenges to understanding between religions and religious believers

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outline challenges to co-operation between religions and religious believers

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outline challenges to harmony between religions and religious believers

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scripture and encyclicals relating to ecumenism

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One corinthians 12:12-27
lumen gentium - encyclical
Ephesians 4 “ there is one body and one spirit.”

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beliefs of ecumenism

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the beleifs that surround the ecumenical movement is to achieve unity in diversity, to celebrate commodities and acknowledge differences among different Christian and religious denominations.

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how does the religious community aim to tackle ecumenism?

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many different religious organisations undertake initiatives and actions that promote both peace and justice among different denominations

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what organisations and initiatives have been established in the goal of achieving ecumenism?

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the world council of churches - care for creation
NSW ecumenical council - Taize pilgrimage
NCCA - acts of peace initiative ( ration challenge / Christmas bowl )
uniting church of Australia

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interfaith dialogue IS :

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  • a meeting of people of different religions in an environment of freedom and openness
  • it involves listening to one another and attempting to understand eachothers different religious views
  • based around co-operation and mutual understanding
  • the purpose of inter-faith dialogue is to explore many differring points of view with an attitude of respect
  • dialogue of life , action , theological exchange and a relgious experience and attitude of openness.
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interfaith dialogue is NOT :

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  • a debate
  • an attempt to make all religions the same
  • not ecumenism ( not an attempt to unify all relgions)
  • seeking converts

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