Grade 12 Religion

HRE4ME

Beatitudes

what to do to be happy

true happiness and eternal peace

1.3 or soemthing

Biblical Interpretation

literalism vs contextualism

word for word or taek into acc who wrote it, why, social situations, religious truths

contextual is encouaged

Conscience Formation

4.1

conscience helps make good decisions

can make mistakes

evidence of god

awarenses of good and evil

develops over time

trained through listening

moral choices - ask holy spirit, scripture and teachings, consequences, advice

A well-formed Christian conscience is:

• not formed in isolation, by and for oneself;

• free, creative and able to respond to a variety of situations in a variety of ways;

• not misinformed or blind;

• grounded in Gospel truth;

• expresses itself in relationship with God and the Christian community.

CST

build a just society, live holy in modern society

Dignity of the Human Person

Call to Family, Community and Participation

Rights and Responsibilities

Option for the Poor and Vulnerable

The Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers

solidarity

care for gods creation

1.4

Culture of Death

life is our own - no trancesdent reality

value people based on material ownership

unbrn, criminals, poverty, unemployed, enderly, ill are less valueble

focus on wants

value temporaty things (wealth appearaence success)

2.5

Culture of Life

life is a gift

all life comes from and returns to god

person has value as image of god with dignity

fully alive, live like jeesus

paschal mystery - lesus life death resurrection - through suffering we become alive

2.5

Encyclicals mentioned

Laudato Si` - respect earth , praise honour god through creation 2.3

Evangelium Vitae - defines cultur eof life and death 2.5

Family

family forms us - we imitate parents

family of god = church

marriage is the building block of family

important in modern society

healthy = openness to communication, affirmation, trust, a sense of tradition, shared liesure time, sense of right and wrong, sense of responsibility, shared religious vision

3.4

Four Marks of the Church

one - the church is one bc of the holy trinity

holy - jesus is source of all holiness

catholic - means univeraal

apostolic church - built on apostles as foundation

1.5

Genres in the Bible

historical accounts - facts

law - rules to guide relationship

prophecy - words through messegnegrs of god

wisdom - offers instruction or advice

poetry - poems and songs - hopes and fears of nations

letters - offer guidance or decribe an event to an audience

gospels - life death and ressurrection of jeses

parables - storytelling devices

apocalypse - god wins over evil - message of hope - future

1.2

Human seuality

a gift from god

respected and appreciated

body, soul - mind and spirit

chastity - takes chagre of their tempatations

celebrates strengthening love, and procvreation - unitive and procreative

3.2. 3,3

Image of God

4.2

father - love, care, and provision for His children

, shepherd - cares for his flock, seeking the lost, providing pasture, and protecting them - love care and guidance

—-- love, mercy, and compassion - culture of empathy and care

, king, - His sovereignty, authority, and governance over all creation - power, justice, and role as ruler. —-importance of justice, equity, and moral responsibility

creator - the ultimate source of existence and the one who bestows inherent dignity upon human beings.

—responsible stewardship of the earth and its resources, addressing environmental concerns and promoting sustainability.

Incarnation

in the flesh

the process by which the son of god took on a holy form

jesus is fully human and fully god

New Evangelization

4,2

god - father, shepherd, king, creator

reproposing the gospel to the world - exmplain in a way that people understand today - about jesus - witnesses are most needed

catholics spread it to evangelize others - ordinary pastoral ministry (people who go to mass, the baptized, those who reject or dont know jesus

awaken and renew faith and hope for those who drifted away

Norms

4.1

fundamental need to belong in social groups

fundamental values and attitudes and behaviours

helps sociatal bonds

social norm = behaviours shared by most normal people

moral norm = what we SHOULD do - right and wrong

Palliative care

3.5

mercy

combines pain management with afforts to attend psychologicalm emotinal, social, and spiritual needs of patients

to caregivers - practicsl, emotional, pastoral (the family)

care for the dying in a way that focuses on comfort

Priest, Prophet, and King

used to describe jesus

priest - links divinity and humanity

prophet - speaks the divine truth

king - leads us on the right path - guidance

4.2

Restorative justice

heals and restores

crime = violation of people and relationships

responding to the harm caused

Instead of punishment, restorative justice emphasizes: 

• the offender’s shared responsibility for a lasting solution;

• the offender’s acknowledgment and willingness to take responsibility for the victim’s suffering;

• forgiveness.

2.4

Retributive justice

punishment on criminals depengind on crime

Sacrament of marriage

decision to love eachiter freely for life

to will the good of the other

requires communication skills, forgiveness, trust and respect, fauth matters, practical skills

commitment promise covenant - 3.4

done in presence of god and church

nessesary = freedom, fidelity, permanence, opennes to new life

Saints and Mary

all saints united in christ - ask them to pray for us (includes angels

mary - greatest of all saints - mother of god - prayers are especially powerful

ask for intercession of saints we acknoelwdge the unity of the church

ask support not pray to them

4.4

Types of love

storge - family love

philios - friendship love

eros - romantic love

agape - love of jesus on the cross - supreme - unconditional for all - self sacrificial actions

3.1

Types of prayer

books - ordo, roman missal, lectionaty, book of gospels

4.3

expressions of prayer - vocal (set pattern - hail msry), (non formal prayer) meditation, contemplative(silent union and lisetn to him)(simplest)

prayer types:

blessing and adoration - use loving names for god

petition - make a request

intercession - pray for someone else

thanksgiving - thank god

praise - highest form - ask for nothing and focus only on gods greatness

Types of sin

mortal sin - completely breaks relatinship with god - deliberate- requires reconciliation

venial sin - lesss serious - weakens relatinship - acts of contrition or eucharist

Typology

method of comprehending the bbile

distinguish the prefiguratinos in the old testament that go in new testament

(foreshadowing)

read the old testament through the lens of the new testament to see what things actually meant

noahs ark - type of baptism —- bread)manna in dessert and eucharist —- jonah, whale, and tdeath and resurrection

a tool of new evangelizaation

4.2

Vocation

4.5

personal mission from god

how to use talents to serve others and help the wold

gods calling for your life

its a calling

starts with baptism

its for everyone (not just priests and )

serves the common good

marriage, work, service in catholic organizations, priesthoo

Vocation of Holy Orders

those called to dedicate themselves to god

priests and such

diocesan priests - serve diosese under bishop

religious priests - belong to community

love out vocation with joy and dedication