RMPS CHRISIANITY REVISION

Omnipotent

God is all-powerful; He can do anything.

Omniscient

God knows everything past, present, and future.

Loving

God shows love, especially by sending Jesus for salvation.

Just

God is fair and will judge all people righteously.

Holy

God is pure and free from sin.

Graceful

God is merciful and forgiving.

Eternal

God has no beginning or end.

Unchanging

God's nature never changes.

Immanent

God is present and active in the world.

Transcendent

God exists beyond time and space.

Infinite

God is unlimited in all ways.

Accessible

God can be approached through worship, prayer, and scripture.

Personal

God has a relationship with individuals.

Ultimately Good

God is the source of all goodness.

Trinity

Belief in one God in three persons: Father, Son, Holy Spirit.

Image of God

Humans reflect God’s nature (Genesis 1:26).

Pinnacle of Creation

Humans are the highest part of creation.

Stewardship

Caring for the world as God's representatives.

Free Will

Humans can choose their actions.

Conscience

Inner sense of right and wrong.

Moral Responsibility

Humans are accountable for their actions.

Decision-Making

Christians use prayer, scripture, and Jesus' example.

Sin

Disobedience that separates humans from God.

Original Sin

Inherited sin from Adam and Eve’s disobedience.

Sin as Selfishness

Putting self before God and others.

Sin as a State

Ongoing condition of being separated from God.

Forgiveness

Given through repentance and faith in Jesus.

Redemption

Jesus' death redeems humanity from sin.

Repentance

Sincere sorrow and desire to change.

Romans 3:23

"All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God."

John 3:16

"God so loved the world…" – central salvation verse.

Jesus Christ

Son of God, saviour of humanity.

Incarnation

God became human in Jesus.

Public Ministry

Jesus preached and performed miracles.

Crucifixion

Jesus died to take on humanity’s sins.

Resurrection

Jesus rose from the dead after three days.

Ascension

Jesus returned to heaven.

Model for Living

Jesus lived a sinless, compassionate life.

The Word

Jesus as God's expression and means of salvation.

Messiah

Prophesied saviour in the Old Testament.

Empathy of Jesus

Jesus understands human suffering.

Full Humanity of Jesus

Jesus felt emotions and temptation.

Last Supper

Final meal where Jesus established the Eucharist.

Betrayal by Judas

Judas betrayed Jesus for 30 silver coins.

Peter’s Denial

Peter denied Jesus three times.

Trial before Caiaphas

Jesus was accused by the high priest.

Trial before Pilate

Pilate found no guilt but sentenced Jesus.

Final Words

Jesus asked God to forgive his executioners.

Resurrection Importance

Proof of Jesus’ divinity and promise of eternal life.

Judgement

God assesses human actions and faith.

Day of Judgement

Final collective judgment of humanity.

Purgatory

A place of purification before entering Heaven (Catholic).

Heaven

Eternal union with God in peace.

Hell

Separation from God; spiritual or eternal punishment.

Resurrection Body

Believers receive a renewed body.

Final Judgement

All people are held accountable.

Sheep and Goats

Parable where Jesus judges by loving actions.

Moral Motivation

Judgement encourages ethical living.

Afterlife Comfort

Hope in reuniting with loved ones.

Fear of Judgement

Can lead to anxiety or growth.

Redemption through Judgement

Chance to turn back to God.

Love Commandment

Love God and neighbour (Luke 10:27).

Forgiveness

Central teaching; forgive as God forgives.

Love Your Enemies

Pray for those who harm you (Luke 6:28).

Faith in God

Trust God even in difficulty.

Golden Rule

Treat others as you want to be treated.

Kingdom of God

A world of peace and justice under God’s rule.

Service to Others

Care for the poor and vulnerable.

Avoid Judging Others

Focus on self-reflection (Matthew 7:1).

Salvation through Jesus

Belief in Jesus brings eternal life.

Materialism Warning

Wealth can distract from spiritual life.

Following Jesus' Teachings

Guides Christians to live ethically.

Serving Others

Putting faith into action.

Evangelism

Sharing the good news of Jesus.

Prayer

Communicating with God for guidance and strength.

Bible Reading

Learning God's will and finding comfort.

Formal Worship

Community worship to connect with God.

Purpose of Worship

Praise, gratitude, repentance, and growth.

Spiritual Growth

Developing one’s relationship with God.

Religious Obligation

Many Christians feel called to worship.

Accountability in Worship

Reinforces shared beliefs and values.

Alternative Practices

Some prefer private or informal spirituality.

Digital Worship

Online services offer flexible worship options.

Declining Attendance

Church seen as less essential by some.

Institutional Criticism

Concerns over control or corruption.

Relevance of Heaven & Hell

Still provide purpose and guidance.

Skepticism about Resurrection

Some view it metaphorically.

Moral Teachings without Resurrection

Still valuable to some.

Negative Sin Focus

Can cause guilt or be used manipulatively.

Healthy Focus

Emphasizes personal growth over shame.

Unfairness of Original Sin

Some disagree with inherited guilt.

Judgement Criticism

Seen by some as harsh or exclusionary.

Teshuvah

Hebrew for "repentance" or "return."