Religion Final Test review (PART 2)

Golden Rule

Do unto others as you would have done unto you

The Holy Trinity

Father, Son, Holy Spirit

Theotokos

Greek meaning Mother of God

Christotokos

Greek meaning Mother of Christ

Mary

Jesus' mother

covenant

An agreement made between God and humans

Adamic (Adam) covenant

A promise between God and Adam where Adam has to care for all creation and not eat an apple from the tree of knowledge

Abrahamic (Abraham) covenant

A promise between God and Abraham that he would be the father of many nations and they would inherit the promised land

Mosaic (Moses) covenant

A promise between God and Moses at Mount Sinai where God gave the 10 commandments and told the israelites to follow it for freedom

Noahic (Noah) covenant

A promise between God and Noah where God promised to never flood the earth again

What are the four steps in making a moral decision?

Seeing, Judging, Acting, Evaluation

What is the final book in the Bible

the Book of Revelation

Sacrament

visible sign of invisible grace

Baptism

redemption from original sin

Holy Eucharist

Christ nurtures his life within us through the bread of the Eucharist

Confirmation

Offers to share his life in the spirt through his gifts

Reconciliation/confession

forgiveness of sin

Anointing of the sick

Helps the sick who are broken spiritually or physically

Holy Orders

Offers true freedom through commitment

Matrimony

sacred union and covenant

Which Sacrament reminds us of unconditional love and forgiveness?

Sacrament of Reconciliation/Confession

Prophecy

a prediction made under divine influence and direction, to tell of future evens

incarnation

Latin meaning "becoming flesh or human"

what was the miracle at the wedding in cana

Jesus turned water into wine

Who is St. Paul

Jesus's first supporters and he helped spread Christianity

What is the nationality of St. Paul

Jewish

What is the former name of Paul

Saul

who baptized St. Paul

Ananias

Love (1 Corinthians 13:4-8)

Love is patient, love is kind, love is not envious or boastful or arrogant or rude. It does not insist on its own way, it is not irritable or resentful, it does not rejoice in wrongdoing, but rejoices in truth. It bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things. Love never ends.

Who can you have a relationship with?

Self, Parents, Friends, Romantic relationships, God

Relationship with self

The relationship you have with yourself will determine the type of relationship you have with others

Relationship with parents

Parents are always there for you and love us for who we are

Relationship with friends

Friends are people who should support you and offer advice of their own to guide you in the right direction.

Romantic relationships

two individuals who help/support each other grow in their own individual development

Relationship with God

Some teenagers tend to reject or hide their relationship with God and value friends and romantic relationships higher than God.

Love

A strong affection for another person. To have a warm feeling for another person or thing.

Eros love

intimate romantic love

Agape love

selfless unconditional love and the highest and purest form of love

Storge love

family love

Phileo love

Affection for your friend

Conscience

helps people determine right and wrong

Discernment

to have a sharp perspective and judge well

Prayer

communication between ourselves and God

Gifts of the Holy Spirit (Wisdom)

to love spiritual things more than material ones

Gifts of the Holy Spirit (Understanding)

We comprehend how we need to live as followers of Christ

Gifts of the Holy Spirit (Counsel)

Know the difference between right and wrong

Gifts of the Holy Spirit (Knowledge)

understanding the meaning of God

Gifts of the Holy Spirit (fortitude)

Overcome our fears and are willing to take risks as a follower of Jesus

Gifts of the Holy Spirit (Piety)

deep sense of respect for God and Church

Gifts of the Holy Spirit (Fear of the Lord)

Aware of the Glory and Majesty of God

Catholic Graduate Expectations (1)

Discerning Believer

Catholic Graduate Expectations (2)

Effective Communicator

Catholic Graduate Expectations (3)

Reflective creative holistic thinker

Catholic Graduate Expectations (4)

Self directed responsible life long learner

Catholic Graduate Expectations (5)

collaborative contributor

Catholic Graduate Expectations (6)

caring family member

Catholic Graduate Expectations (7)

responsible citizen

What are the different types of Prayers (1)

Adoration and Blessing: when we acknowledge that God is great

What are the different types of Prayers (2)

Petition: When we ask God for help

What are the different types of Prayers (3)

Intercession: praying for others, used when healing or a miracle is needed

What are the different types of Prayers (4)

Praise: to honour God

What are the different types of Prayers (5)

Thanksgiving: Thanking God for all we have