Religion Grade Ten Exam Review

Immaculate Conception

the Virgin Mary is free of original sin from the exact moment she was conceived.

Covenant

a special promise or sacred agreement between God and is people

Apostolic Tradition

Teachings passed down from the apostles through the Church.

Gospel

The Good News. The coming of Jesus and what He could do for humanity

Sacraments of Initiation

Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation

Sacraments of Healing

Reconciliation, Anointing of the Sick

Sacraments of Vocation

Matrimony, Holy Orders

The purpose of the Eucharist

To remember Jesus’ sacrificial death

Baptism Symbol

Water

Confirmation Symbol

Chrism Oil

Eucharist Symbol

Bread and Wine

Reconciliation Symbol

Sign of the Cross

Anointing of the Sick Symbol

Oil of the Sick

Holy Orders Symbol

Laying on of Hands

Matrimony Symbol

Rings

How many books in the Old Testament?

46 books

How many books in the New Testament?

27 books

Matthew’s Audience, How Jesus Is Presented and The Symbol

Jewish Christians, The Messiah, an Angel/Man

Mark’s Audience, How Jesus Is Presented and The Symbol

Persecuted Gentiles, suffering servant, a Lion

Luke’s Audience, How Jesus Is Presented and The Symbol

Wealthy Gentiles, Compassionate Servant, an Ox

John’s Audience, How Jesus Is Presented and The Symbol

All Christians, Divine Son of God, an Eagle

The Pentateuch

Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy

Parable

A short story meant to illustrate a moral lesson

Sin

Offense against reason, truth, or right conscience. It is turning away from God, intentional, and wounds the nature of human solidarity

Mortal Sin

The spiritual death of the soul that separates us from God.

Venial Sin

Slight sins that injure our relationship with God but don’t break it

Sins of Omission

Things that you should do but do not do

Sins of Commission

Things that you should not do but do anyway

The Seven Deadly Sins

Envy, Lust, Greed, Pride, Wrath, Gluttony, Sloth

Human Dignity

Every person is made in the image of God. It is our responsibility to make sure every human is being treated with dignity and respect.

Rights and Duties

Every person has a right to basic material necessities that are required to live a decent life. We have certain rights and duties covering many aspects of society  

Community and the Common Good

The betterment of the person and the improvement of society depend on each other. The common Good means that which is in the interest or well-being of the whole community

Option for the Poor

God has a special closeness with the poor and asks us to develop a sense of “priority” for the poor. The needs always come before the wants.

Solidarity

Committing ourselves to the common good because we are all responsible for taking care of God’s creation, which includes human beings.

Role of Government/Subsidiarity

Government is used to promote human dignity, protect human rights, and build the common good. Subsidiarity allows groups to operate independently, ensuring higher authorities don't overtake them.

Economic Justice

People are more important than things. No one is allowed to accumulate excessive wealth when others lack the basic necessities of life. 

Promotion of Peace

If people truly want peace, they have to be willing to work for justice.

Participation

All people have a right to a minimum level of participation in the economic, political, and cultural life of society. 

Stewardship of Creation

The goods of the earth are gifts. We are called to care for all of creation, for we are NOT owners of the earth. 

HETAIREIA

Companionship is a relationship built on common interests or goals but no emotional closeness is involved.

EROS

A passionate, pleasurable, spontaneous love where there is a mutual attraction between two people.

STORGE

Family love is the love children have for parents and vice versa. This love is natural and emotional with deep attachments.

PHILIA

Friendship love is the warm tender affection felt between friends that is supportive and mutual

AGAPE

Charity is an unconditional love that is willing to sacrifice. It is the highest form of love and can be given to enemies.

Work Intimacy

People come closer to each other when they share tasks at work or school.

Emotional Intimacy

People who share significant experiences often have a close bonding with each other.

Crisis Intimacy

When people find themselves in a disaster together.

Spiritual Intimacy

Occurs when people who find a person with whom they can discuss life and religious beliefs with. 

Common–cause Intimacy

Occurs when people share the same time and energy fighting for the same cause 

Aesthetic intimacy

When two people share the same interest 

Recreational Intimacy

Doing physical activities with each other

Creative Intimacy

Learning how to do creative things together 

Intellectual intimacy

Occurs in a lively conversation about ideas or opinions with someone 

General self esteem

Your overall sense of self worth 

Social self esteem

Includes relationships

Physical self esteem

Includes appearance

Academic self esteem

Includes intellectual ability

Mental Health

Our ability to respond to challenges and stress which is thypically depenedent on protective factors

Mental Illness

Our inability to respond to challenges which can cause chronic illness

Consent

Voluntarily agreeing to participate or do something

Consent must always be F.R.I.E.S.

Freely given, Reversible, Informed, Enthusiastic, Specific

Trinity

The Father, The son, and teh Holy Spirit altogether is one God, our creator

Credo

The creed meaning “I believe”

Prayer

a whole hearted faith response