Religous And Spiritual Experiance Flashcards

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What hoy building do Christians worship in

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Churches, cathedrals, chapels, meeting house

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What is the pattern known as which both Church of England and the Catholic Church follow in worship

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Liturgical- where they follow a set of words from a service sheet or a book

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What do Catholics believe about holy communion

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They believe in transubstanation, where the bread and wine actually turn into christ’s blood and body when you eat it

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What do Anglicans believ about holy communion

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That Christ is specially present in the bread and wine, they are more like symbols

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What do other Christians believe about holy communion

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It is completely symbolic and a reminder of what Christ did when he died on the cross, and of his continued presence with us

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What is structured worship

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Where the service has a basic structure but the bible readings are the main focus

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What is spontaneous worship - Pentecostal/evangelical

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It is where the worship is unstructured and it is God guiding them, it is vibrant and relaxed atmosphere

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What is spontaneous worship - Quaker

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It is totally unstructured, there can be long periods of silence, you can turn up when you want and pray put load or silently. There are chairs around the room with a open bible on a table in the middle

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What are some argue,nets for communal worship

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Gives a sense of unity tithe congregation, the prayer may become more familiar if used regularly, gives people the words to say if they are struggling praying alone

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What are some arguments against communal worship

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Doesn’t allow individuals to express themselves, may not relate to current issues in the life of the church, world or individual, might not deal with personal issues an individual might want to express

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Name some key features of private worship

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Thanking God for food, meditating on the bible, doing actions such as giving money to charity, bible readings, praying

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What does the crucifix symbolise

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Focuses thought son Jesus’ sacrifice

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What are the 5 key features of public worship

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Bible reading, hymns, sermons, prayers, holy communion

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What does the dove symbolise

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The Holy Spirit and peace

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What does the chi-rho symbolise

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To Greek letters that are the start of Christ, combined they look like a cross

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What does the cross symbolise

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Christ’s death and resurrections

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What does ichtus symbolise

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Sign of the first Christians, reminds us how lucky we are not to suffer persecution

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What does alpha- omega symbolise

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First and last letter of the Greek alphabet - God is the beginning and the end

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What are the key aspects of art Christians use

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Statues, sculptures, pictures (paintings), stained glass windows, carvings, banners, cards, music

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Arguments for using symbols

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Helps people to channel their beliefs, helps people to concentrate, helps children to understand bible stories, stain glass windows are nice to look at

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What are the arguments against using symbols

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Can be distracting, can’t depict God or heaven as it is too great, only one persons view

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What is prayer and why do Christians use it

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Prayer is a form of communication with God, Christians believe that they can develop their relationship with God, Christians believe that God always takes notice of their prayers and responds to them

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What are the 6 different types of prayer

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Praise, adoration, thanks, concern for others, confession, supplication

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Why do Christians fast at lent

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Shows dedication, because Jesus did, allows Christains to relate with Jesus, appreciate what Jesus did, to think about God, to say thanks