christian practices

Omnibenevolent

an attribute of God that means all loving. Christians believe that God loves everyone.

Onipotent

An attribute of God that means all powerful. Christians believe no one is more powerful than God.

Trinity

The three persons of God: father, son and holy spirit.

Incarnation

God coming to earth as a human in the form of Jesus. Means god made flesh.

atonement

Christians believe that Jesus dying on the cross healed the epidemic rift between humans and God and allowed them to have a relationship again

Persecution

mistreatment or punishment of a group of people because of their beliefs

Eucharist

thanksgiving - a sacrament in which Christian's offer thanks to God for Jesus' sacrifice by drinking wine and eating bread

Evangelicalism

A denomination of Christianity that focuses on the good news brought to sinners by Jesus

liturgical worship

When worship follows a very set structure which is more or less the same each time e.g a Eucharist service

sacraments

an outward sign of an invisible and inward blessing by God e.g. baptism

resurrection

Christians believe Jesus rose from the dead on Easter Sunday after being crucified on Black Friday. Christians believe eternal life can be reached through belief in Jesus.

pilgrimage

a journey to a sacred place, usually an act of religious devotion

ecumenical

promoting unity amongst the global Christian Church e.g Taize

prayer

An expression of thanks, or a request of help to God e.g. the Lords Prayer Omnibenevolent

Onipotent

An attribute of God that means all powerful. Christians believe no one is more powerful than God.

Trinity

The three persons of God: father, son and holy spirit.

Incarnation

God coming to earth as a human in the form of Jesus. Means god made flesh.

atonement

Christians believe that Jesus dying on the cross healed the epidemic rift between humans and God and allowed them to have a relationship again

Persecution

mistreatment or punishment of a group of people because of their beliefs

Eucharist

thanksgiving - a sacrament in which Christian's offer thanks to God for Jesus' sacrifice by drinking wine and eating bread

Evangelicalism

A denomination of Christianity that focuses on the good news brought to sinners by Jesus

liturgical worship

When worship follows a very set structure which is more or less the same each time e.g a Eucharist service

sacraments

an outward sign of an invisible and inward blessing by God e.g. baptism

resurrection

Christians believe Jesus rose from the dead on Easter Sunday after being crucified on Black Friday. Christians believe eternal life can be reached through belief in Jesus.

pilgrimage

a journey to a sacred place, usually an act of religious devotion

ecumenical

promoting unity amongst the global Christian Church e.g Taize

prayer

An expression of thanks, or a request of help to God e.g. the Lords Prayer