Religion and Values Education - Terms and Concepts

Vocabulary flashcards covering key terms and concepts from Lessons 2 to 7 of the Religion and Values Education reviewer.

Redemption

The act of saving or delivering someone from sin, evil, or suffering.

Atonement

The act of reconciling or making amends for wrong doings.

Incarnation

The embodiment of manifestation of a deity or divine being in human form

Perseverance

Persistence in the face of adversity, obstacles, or challenges

Values

Fundamental beliefs or principles that guide behavior, attitudes, and decisions

Stewardship

The responsible management, care, and preservation of resources, talents, or responsibilities.

Paschal

Jesus passion, death, and resurrection and ascension

Mystery

Denoting something hidden or beyond human understanding

Solace

Comfort or consolation in times of sorrow or distress

Intentionally

The deliberate or purposeful approach to life

Guidance

Assistance or direction provided to help someone make decisions or navigate a situation

Moral compass

An internalized set of values and principles that guide ethical decision-making

Discernment

The ability to perceive or recognize subtle distinctions or truths

Prudence

Exercise of good judgment and foresight in decision-making

Framework

A structure or system that provides a basis or structure for understanding or organizing concepts or ideas

Diversity

The presence of a variety of different elements or qualities, such as cultural backgrounds, opinions, or perspectives

Ethical

Conforming to accepted standards of behavior or moral principles.

Environmental stewardship

The practice of responsibly managing and protecting natural resources and ecosystems to ensure their sustainability and health

Financial stewardship

The careful and ethical management of financial resources, including budgeting, investing, and spending

Social stewardship

Engaging in actions or initiatives that contribute to the betterment of society and promote social justice and equity

Resource sustainability

The responsible and ethical management of natural resources to ensure their long-term availability

Equitable

Fair and just, ensuring that resources, opportunities, and benefits are distributed fairly among all members of society

Sustainable

Able to be maintained or continued over the long term without depleting or harming natural resources or ecosystems

Digital Citizenship

The responsible and ethical use of digital tools and platforms.

Platforms

Digital spaces or online platforms where users can interact

Integrity

Adhering to ethical principles and moral values

Inclusive

Promoting diversity and inclusivity

Privacy

The right of individuals to control access to their personal information and data

Cyber security

Measures taken to protect digital devices, networks and unauthorized access cyberattacks and other online threats

Paschal Mystery

Refers to the truth of Jesus Christ's redemptive work, particularly His passion, death, and resurrection.

Personal Life Mission

What matters most to you and how you want to live your life; serves as a personal compass that guides you in the direction that feels right for you.

Three Acts of Prudence

The process of making prudent choices consisting of 1. DELIBERATE (Pause and gather counsel; weigh facts and possibilities), 2. JUDGE (Discern the right course in light of conscience and Scripture), and 3. ACT (Carry out the decision with conviction and accountability).