Revision End Of Year Test RS Flashcards
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What is a covenant in Christianity?
A special agreement between God and humanity, signifying a relationship based on love and trust.
The concept is foundational in understanding God’s expectations and humanity’s responsibilities.
Who were the first humans created by God?
Adam and Eve
They were placed in the Garden of Eden to live in harmony with creation.
What command were Adam and Eve given?
Not to eat from the Tree of Knowledge.
Their disobedience led to the introduction of sin into the world.
What is the significance of the covenant with Noah?
God promised never to destroy the earth by flood again, symbolized by a rainbow.
This covenant emphasizes God’s mercy and commitment to creation.
What does ‘Genesis’ mean?
‘Origin’ or ‘beginning’.
It describes God’s creation of the universe.
How many days did God take to create the world according to the creation narrative?
Six days.
Humanity was created on the sixth day.
What does the belief in creation emphasize for Christians?
God’s sovereignty and the inherent value of all creation.
This belief instills a sense of purpose and meaning in life.
What is the Church described as in Christianity?
The ‘Body of Christ’.
It is a community of believers with diverse gifts and roles.
Who is the leader of the Catholic Church?
The Pope, as the Bishop of Rome.
He is seen as the successor of St. Peter.
What does the liturgical year commemorate?
Significant events in the life of Christ.
It starts with Advent, a time of preparation for Christmas.
What is the doctrine of the Immaculate Conception?
Mary was conceived without original sin.
This highlights her purity as the Mother of God.
What role does Mary serve in Christianity?
A model of faith and obedience, exemplifying trust in God’s will.
She is venerated and honored through various prayers and feast days.
What are the Ten Commandments?
A set of biblical principles relating to ethics and worship.
They serve as a moral guide for both Judaism and Christianity.
Who are considered God’s messengers in the Old Testament?
Prophets.
They convey God’s will and guidance to the people.
What is original sin?
The fallen state of humanity due to Adam and Eve’s disobedience.
It distances humanity from God.
What is forgiveness in Christian teachings?
Emphasizing God’s mercy and the call for believers to forgive others.
It is portrayed as a transformative act essential for spiritual growth.
What is the sacrament of Reconciliation?
A key practice in Catholicism allowing believers to confess sins and receive absolution.
The process involves contrition, confession, and penance.
What is the significance of the covenant with Abraham?
God promised Abraham numerous descendants and land, showcasing faith and obedience as key themes.
This covenant highlights the importance of relationship with God.
What do the messages of Old Testament prophets often address?
Social injustices and spiritual neglect.
Each prophet delivered specific messages relevant to their time.
What is the role of prophets in the context of Jesus’ life?
Their prophecies are believed to be fulfilled in Jesus, establishing continuity in God’s plan.
This reflects the ongoing relevance of prophetic messages.
What are the two categories of actual sin?
Mortal and venial sins.
Mortal sin is a grave violation that destroys one’s relationship with God, while venial sin weakens it.
Fill in the blank: A covenant is a special agreement or relationship between God and humanity, emphasizing _______.
love and trust.
What is a covenant in Christianity?
A covenant is a sacred agreement or promise between God and His people.
True or False: A covenant can be broken without consequences.
False
