SOR II prelim

What are the judaism beliefs

Single God as a creator and Rule
Moral Law
Covenant

What is the Belief of Single God as a creator and Ruler In Judaism

The belief in one god only or monotheism

What is the belief of Moral Law In Judaism

A divinely inspired moral law found primarily in the Torah that contains the 613 mitzvot

What is the belief of the Covanent In Judaism

A series of Sacred agreements between God and the Jews in the Hebrew bible

What are the Sacred Texts In Judaism

The Hebrew Bible
The Talmud

What is the hebrew bible

It is a central text of judaism split into 3 sections, The Torah, Nevi’im, and ketuvim

What is the Talmud

The Talmud is the oral Torah, it includes traditions, interpretations and teachings that explain and expand upon the torah

What are the Jewish Ethics

The Commandments (Mitzvot)
Prophetic Vision (Tikkin Olam)
Book of Proverbs

What are the Commandments In Judaism

613 mitzvot that guide jews in llife, split up into 248 positve and 365 negative

What is Prophetic Vision (Tikkun Olam) In Judaism

Prophets called jews to uphold social justice and faithfulness to God

What is the Book of Proverbs In Judaism

A collection of wisdom literature in the Hebrew bible, to teach wisdom, encourage reflection and guide ethical conduct

What is Shabbat

The Jewish day of rest; it symbolises gods rest on the seventh day and it is observed from friday sunset to saturday night

What are the beliefs in Christianinty

Belief of God and the Trinity
Death and Ressurection of Jesus
Salvation
Revelation
Humanity and Divinity of Jesus

What is the Belief of the nature of God and the Trinity in Christianity

The belief that there is one god who exists as 3 people: The Father, The Son and Holy spirit

What is the Belief of Death and Resurrection of Jesus in Christianity

The belief that Jesus died on the cross as a sacrifice for humanities sins and rose 3 days later

What is the belief of Salvation in Christianity

Refers to humans eing saved from sin and restored to a right relationship with god

What is the belief of the Revelation in Christianity

That god reveals himself to humanity through creation, scripture and through Jesus, helping christians understand God, his will and his plan for humanity

Belief of Humanity and Divinity of Jesus in Christianity

The belief that Jesus Christ is fully human and fully divine.

Sacred Texts in Christianity

The Bible

What is the bible in Christianity

Inspired word of God and sacred text of christianity; separeted into new and old testament

What are the ethics in Christianity

The 10 Commandments
The Beatitudes

What are the 10 commandments in Christianity

A series of laws given to moses by God at mt. Sinai, outlining how christians should relate to god and others.

What are the beatitudes in Christianity

A series of teachings given by jesus during the sermon on the mount which are recorded in the new testament and describe the attitudes and qualities that christians should develop

What are the rituals in Christianity

Prayer

What is prayer in Christianity

communication with god to praise, give thanks, ask for forgiveness or seek guidance.

Arrival and Establishment of Christianity

Rapid and planned arrival with most of the first fleet being christian (CoE mainly)

Arrival and Establishment of Islam

Gradual and widespread; believed to have arrived before first fleet in NT as traders with abos. More notable arrival was in the 1860’s with afghan cameleers to support inland exploration

Arrival and Establishment of Judaism

Gradual and concentrated; Small number of jews on the FF, most arived in the 1800s as free settlers

Contribution of Christianity with social welfare

Took on the call to service, providing hospitals and charities to less fortunate. St Vincent de Paul and Rev. John Flynn

Contribution of Christianity with Rural and outback communities

brought education, health care and spiritual guidance to remote aus. Mary Mackillop & the sisters of St Joseph and Rev. John Flynn

Contribution of Christianity with Education

Founded schools when the government had not set up a comprehensive education system. Mary Mackillop and The CoE

Contribution of Christianity with Public Morality

Wanted to uphold christian values within society. Influenced laws like the Sunday Laws and the Liquor Laws

What did St Vincent de Paul society do in pre 1945 Aus

arrived in 1854 and provided shelter to the poor and marginalised

What did Rev. John Flynn do in pre 1945 Aus

Founded the RFDS in 1928 to provide medical and spiritual support to those in rural areas

What did Mary Mackillop & The Sisters of St Joseph do in pre 1945 Aus

Brought education to a remote part of south australia, provided a catholic education to young australians regardless of socio-economic status or location

What did CoE do in pre 1945 Aus

Establish Prestigious schools educating wealthier colonists in knowledge and faith

What were the Sunday Laws

Laws that made business close on sundays to allow christians to attend church services on sundays

What were the Liquor Laws

When pubs were forced to close at 6m so that people spent more time with their family

Sectarianism in Pre 1945

Division or conflict between christian denomonations. Education and Social welfare (different School) and Daily Life (mixing between religions)