y9 religious education Flashcards
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what is moral evil
actions carried out by humans that cause suffering
what is natural evil
things that cause suffering but are nothing to do with humans
give 2 examples of moral evil
murder and rape
give 2 examples of natural evil
volcanoes and tsunamis
why does gods omnipotence lead to non - belief about god due to evil and suffering
if god is all powerful he would be able to remove evil and suffering
why does gods omniscience lead to non - belief about god due to evil and suffering
if god is all knowing he would know how to remove evil and suffering
why does gods omnibenevolence lead to non - belief about god due to evil and suffering
if god is all loving he would want to remove evil and suffering from the world
why do most people believe in god
they have been brought up in a religious family
what are the 5 main features of a catholic upbringing
baptism, parents example, school, worship and confirmation
describe baptism
.welcomed into faith by baptism-promise to bring up in catholic faith
describe the parents example
. parents encourage kids to believe in god
.seeing parents pray/hearing bible stories-kids will be encouraged to have firm faith
describe school
parents will send their children to a catholic school where they will also learn about their faith
describe worship
parents will teach their children to pray. They will also take them to church and attend christian festivals
describe confirmation
.will be encouraged to get confirmed-renew baptism vows once old enough to choose for themself
what can unanswered prayers lead to with some people
people could become atheist or agnostic
give 2 reasons why people could become atheist if their prayers are unanswered
if god is omnibenevolent he would want to answer his creations prayers
if god is omnipotent he must have the power to answer everyones prayers but he doesnt
give 2 responses that christians might have to unanswered prayers
some may feel god is not listening to them
some accept that god does not answer selfish prayers
what does the hebrew word messiah and the greek word christ mean
the anointed one
give 2 expectations of the messiah
born in bethlehem
bringer of peace
what were the 5 religious and political groups in the time of jesus
sadducees
pharisees
zealots
essenes
scribes
free will
the idea that human beings are free to make their own choices
religious experience
feeling the presence of god
what is the age of consent
16
theodicy
an attempt to explain why god allows pain and suffering to exist