RELIGION EXAM

Five key points when disagreeing

1. Notice the other person

2. Listen to the other person’s ideas

3. Ask questions that relate

4. Share your ideas

5. Compare and contrast your ideas

Two main ways we can look at the Bible

1. Biblical Literalism

2. Biblical Contextualism

Four interpretations of the Bible

1. Moral

2. Allegorical

3. Anagogical

4. Spiritual

How do Catholics view the Bible?

Contextualism

9 genres in the Bible

1. Historical

2. Law

3. Poetry

4. Apocalypse

5. Parables

6. Gospels

7. Letters

8. Prophecy

9. Wisdom

7 Images of God that connect to the Meaning of Life

1. God as Father

2. Christ as King

3. The Holy Trinity

4. God the Son

5. God the Holy Spirit

6. Bread of Presence

7. Ark of Mercy

5 Stages of reading the Bible

1. The Story Stage

2. The Inspiration Stage

3. The Guidance Stage

4. The Skeptic Stage

5. The Truth Stage

The four main covenants

1. Noah

2. Abraham

3. Nation of Israel (tribe)

4. King David

Humans were made for these 3 purposes

1. Leisure

2. Labour

3. Love

5 qualities of a True Prophet

1. Listens to the voice within them

2. Tells people the truth even when it hurts, is a realist

3. Conveys a message that is consistent with Scripture

4. Offers people hope to overcome suffering

5. Lives the message they preach

9 modern forms of slavery

1. Domestic servitude

2. Forced marriage

3. Forced labour

4. Child labour (forced)

5. Child soldiers

6. Sex trafficking

7. Organ harvesting

8. Debt bondage

9. Criminal exploitation

3 historical types of slavery

1. Chattel

2. Bonded

3. Forced/sexual

4 main root causes of slavery

1. Status

2. Financial gain

3. Power

4. Labour (free)

5 examples of Modern Day Prophets

1. St Teresa of Calcutta

2. Carlos Acutis

3. St John Paul II

4. Dorothy Day

5. Oscar Romero

7 Catholic Graduate Expectations

1. An effective communicator

2. A discerning believer formed in the Catholic faith community

3. A reflective and creative thinker

4. A self-directed, responsible, lifelong learner

5. A collaborative contributor

6. A caring family member

7. A responsible citizen

3 theological virtues

1. Faith

2. Hope

3. Charity

7 deadly sins

1. Pride

2. Greed

3. List

4. Envy

5. Gluttony

6. Wrath

7. Sloth

5 steps to a meaningful daily routine

1. Pray daily

2. Find joy in your daily life experiences

3. Learn new ideas

4. Talk with others

5. Pray, listen, and reflect on your day

8 stages of transition

1. Infancy

2. Early Childhood

3. Play Age

4. School Age

5. Adolescence

6. Young Adulthood

7. Adulthood

8. Mature Adulthood

4 cardinal virtues

1. Prudence

2. Justice

3. Fortitude

4. Temperance