Triune God Flashcards

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What is the triune God?

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The christian belief that there are 3 persons in one God

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What are the 3 key beliefs in the triune God?

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  • There is only one God, however within this one God there are three persons: The father, the son, the holy spirit
  • All three persons are completely God (and not parts of God)
  • All three persons are equal (but not the same)
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What is repent?

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Sorrow and regret for wrongdoings

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What is one quote from the bible that proves there is only one God?

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“The lord is one”

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What did John the baptist tell people to do?

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He told people that they must repent by doing something (such as getting baptised), rather than just saying they are repenting

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What could the voice of God be heard saying when Jesus came up from the water after being baptised by John?

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“This is my beloved son, in whom I am well pleased”

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Why was Jesus’ baptism important?

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  • It was the beginning of the sacrament of baptism
  • It shows all 3 of God’s persons (Father, son and holy spirit)
  • It shows that the three persons are separate
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What do catholics believe happens when you are submerged under the water during baptism?

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Catholics believe it symbolises joining Jesus after death

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What do catholics believe happens when you rise up from the water during baptism?

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Catholics believe it symbolises joining in with Jesus’ resurrection and starting a new life

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Why is baptism so important to catholics?

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  • The person becomes a member of the catholic church
  • Original sin is cleansed
  • The person joins in with Jesus’ death and resurrection
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Why do the quakers reject all sacraments?

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The quakers believe that sacraments are distractions that take focus away from God

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What is one quote from Jesus that shows why the magisterium have authority?

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“You are peter, and upon this rock I build my church”

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What is apostolic authority?

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The belief that Jesus gave his 12 apostles the authority to lead the catholic church

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Why are catholics expected to take teachings from the magisterium very seriously?

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  • The authority has come from christ himself
  • The magisterium is guided by God to make the correct teachings
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What does it mean if the Pope makes an official doctrine ‘infallible’?

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It means the doctrine cannot be wrong

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What are 2 examples or teachings that the Pope has made ‘infallible’?

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  • The assumption of Mary
  • The immaculate conception
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What is the nicene creed?

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A statement by the magisterium that summarises key beliefs on God as the father, the son and the holy spirit

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What are 2 quotes from the Nicene creed on God the Father (God)?

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  • “The father almighty” - God is omnipotent
  • “Make of heaven and earth” - God is creator
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True or False: The nicene creed teaches that God is eternal?

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True: The nicene creed teaches that God has always existed and has no beginning or end

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What are 2 quotes from the Nicene creed on God the son (Jesus)?

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  • “The son is consubstantial with the Father” - The son and the father are made of the same nature and they are both eternal
  • “He is seated at the right hand of the father” - Jesus is with God in heaven, just like we will be when we die
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What is 1 quote from the Nicene creed on God the holy spirit?

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“The holy spirit proceeds from the Father and the Son” - The holy spirit was created by God and is shown through Jesus and unites the two together

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What is the council of Constantinople?

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After the council of Nicea (the nicene creed) there were still further disputes about the nature of the holy spirit, therefore a second council had to take place in Constantinople to settle these disputes

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What were the 2 main teachings of the Council of Constantinople?

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  • Jesus is fully human and fully God
  • The holy spirit is the third person of the Holy trinity
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What does St Augustine teach us about the trinity?

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St Augustine teaches that the holy spirit is the love that unites the father and the son,

and also that the trinity is three persons united in love

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What does Catherine LaCugna teach about the holy spirit?
Catherine LaCugna teaches that the holy spirit guides us to do the right things and get into heaven
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What is mission?
When people are sent out to help others through charity work
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What is evangelism?
Preaching the love of God to others
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What does St Augustine teach about charity and the trinity?
"If you see the charity then you see the trinity (love)"
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What are the 2 different types of prayer?
- Traditional prayer - Spontaneous prayer
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What is a traditional prayer?
A prayer that has been passed down over generations
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What are 2 examples of traditional prayers?
- The our father - The rosary
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What are 3 benefits of Traditional prayer?
- People do not have to think of what words to use and can completely focus on worshipping God - Using familiar words or phrases can bring comfort too someone - The fact these prayers are immediately available can bring strength and support
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What is a spontaneous prayer?
A prayer that is done suddenly with no format, where the person has to choose and think of what to say
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What do christians believe the holy spirit does when saying a spontaneous prayer?
Christians believe the holy spirit guides them on what to say
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What are 3 benefits of spontaneous prayer?
- It allows people to have their own personal prayers with God - These prayers can reflect exactly how a person is feeling - These prayers can reflect an individuals relationship with God
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What are 3 different postures/positions that people use during prayer?
- Praying with joined hands - Praying with arms raised above head - Praying whilst kneeling
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What does it show if someone pray's with joined hands?
It shows that they are asking for help from God
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What does it show if aomeone pray's with their arms raised above their head?
It shows that they are praising the greatness of God
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What does it show if someone pray's whilst kneeling?
It shows that they respect God and are aware that they are submissive to God's will
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What are 2 different types of music that are used during mass?
**Traditional hymns** - Religious songs that have been used by many generations **Contemporary worship** - Modern worship songs used since the 1960's, they utilise modern instruments such as guitars, pianos and drums
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What is one example of a traditional hymn?
Non-nobis domine
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What is one example of a contemporary worship song?
10,000 reasons
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What are 3 reasons why music is important in worship?
- It helps people feel more involved in the worship (feel apart of a community) - It makes worship feel more joyful and happy - Singing songs praising God can help bring us closer to God
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What are the acclamations?
Statements which praise God with great enthusiasm
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What are the 4 acclamations?
- Gloria - Alleluia - Sanctus - Mystery of faith
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What is the gloria?
A hymn praising God's glory and greatness
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What is the alleluia?
A hymn of joy and triumph praising God
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What is the sanctus?
A hymn that is sung/said before the eucharistic prayer that reminds of us of the triune God and God's holiness
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What is the mystery of faith?
A hymn that is sung/said immediately after consecration that recognises Jesus' life, death and resurrection