Christianity: The Eucharist

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Define sacraments

Sacred rites recognised as channels for receiving God’s grace, visible symbols of spirituality.

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How many sacraments does the Roman Catholic Church recognise?

7

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Explain the importance of the Eucharist

It’s considered by the Roman Catholic Church to be the source and summit of a Christian’s life.

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What is the Eucharist?

The bread (Jesus’ body) and wine (his blood) eaten during Mass and consecrated by the Priest.

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How does Orthodoxy and Catholicism differ on the Eucharist?

Use ‘metousiosis’ not transubstantiation.

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Define Transubstantiation

Literal conversion of body/blood to bread/wine in the Eucharist

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Define Consubstantiation

Belief the blood/body coexists but doesn’t become the wine/bread

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What 2 sacraments do Protestants recognise?

Baptism and the Eucharist

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How do Protestant groups differ on attitudes to sacraments?

Some denominations believe in the Eucharist as symbolic but others like Lutherans believe in consubstantiation.

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What is the philosophical root of Transubstantiation?

Aristotelian philosophy distinguishing between substances.

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Define Transignification

Suggests the significance of the bread/wine changes not the actual substance.

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Define ‘real presence’ of Eucharist

Christ is genuinely present in the Eucharist, through whatever means.

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How do Protestants view the Eucharist as a memorial?

Views Eucharist as symbolic of Christ’s sacrifice

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Define ‘Grace’

Grace is free gift of God’s love and mercy, needed for salvation.

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Explain spiritual nourishment

Believers experience spiritual nourishment and a deepened connection to Christ

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Explain the communal aspect of the Eucharist

Fosters unity among believers, reminding them of shared faith and responsibility.

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Outline reflection and self awareness of the Eucharist

Encourages reflection on ones relationship with God through practise of examining ones conscious prior to receiving the Eucharist.

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What is the implication of regular participation in the Eucharist?

Seen as essential for maintenance of spiritual growth, for example in the Catholic church.

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Outline the ethical living of the Eucharist

Eucharist calls for believers to live ethically and reflect Jesus’ sacrifice in their daily lives.

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Outline the mission/service of the Eucharist

Inspires believers to engage in mission or service embodying Christ’s sacrificial love.