Christianity Unit 2

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Baptism is the welcoming to the ____, and the washing of the ____

Church, original sin

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The Bible is the Christian ____ text, word of God, and contains the Old and New ____

Holy, testament

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Eucharist is a ____ in Church to remember Jesus’ ____. It’s a reenactment of the Last ____

Service, death, supper

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Free will is the ability to make your own ____

Choices

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Heaven is a place or ____ for Christians who have had ____ lives

State, good

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Hell is a ____ or state of punishment for those who have done ____

Place, evil

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Judgement is when ____ will dictate your actions and decide whether you go to Heaven or ____

God, hell

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Marriage symbols are ____ of a wedding that show the ____ of marriage

Features, purpose

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A ____ is a religious journey to a sacred place

Pilgrimage

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Revelation is the act of ____ making himself known to ____

God, humans

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Reason is the process of ____ thought, judgement, and ____

Logical, opinions

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Vows are ____ between two people or a person and God

Promises

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The ____ is the most important authority in Christianity; it is the word of ____

Bible, God

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There are ____ books in the Bible in total

66

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The Old Testament contains stories of life before ____ and the 10 ____

Jesus, commandments

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The New Testament contains stories from after Jesus was ____

Resurrected

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The Bible contains teachings from ____ and Jesus

God

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The bible is the word of ____

God

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Some believe the Bible is word-for-word ____, whilst others ____ it

True, interpret

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One of the most important elements to a good Christian life is to act on ____

Agape

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The Bible can be used to teach the history of ____

Christianity

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The Bible can be used to develop your ____ with God

Relationship

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The Bible can bring people ____ for worship

Together

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Literalism is the belief that everything in the ____ is word-for-word ____

Bible, true

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Conservatives believe that the Bible was written by humans who were ____ by God

Inspired

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Some people believe the Bible is ____, which means that the messages have layers of ____ meaning

Symbolic, metaphorical

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Some believe the stories in the Bible are a ____, and were written to get an understanding of the world before ____

Myth, science

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‘All scripture is God ____’

Breathed

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Some believe that God ____ what the authors wrote

Dictated

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Heaven is describes as the ____ for Christians

Ultimate aim

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Jesus describes Heaven as his ‘Father’s ____’

House

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A sacrament is a ____ from God

Blessing

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Christians gain sacraments at different ____ of life

Stages

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Catholics believe there are ____ sacraments

7

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The 7 Catholic sacraments include b____, eucharist, c____, reconcilations, anointing of the ____, m____, and holy orders

Baptism, confirmation, sick, marriage

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Confirmation is a ceremony where someone takes ____ to continue following Christianity

Responsibility

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Reconciliation is the act of remorse, c____, atonement, and f____

Confession, forgiveness

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Anointment of the sick is the act of caring for the ____ before they pass so they can be ____

Ill, blessed

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Holy orders are acts the help other people achieve their ____

Sacraments

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Jesus only participated in 2 sacraments - ____ and eucharist

Baptism

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The first sacrament a Christian ever obtains is ____

Baptism

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Baptism makes you a member of God’s ____

Family

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The baptised person receives the Holy ____

Holy spirit

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At a confirmation ceremony, the person is ____, with a type of oil called ____

Anointed, chrism

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At a confirmation ceremony, the renew the ____ at baptism

Promises

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Eucharist is a reenactment of

The last supper

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It is believed that every sacrament is linked to ____

Eucharist

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‘Where two or ____are gathered in my ____, I am there ____ them’

Three, name, among

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Capel Non is a Welsh ____ site

Pilgrimage

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St David was the Welsh ____ born at Capel Non

Bishop

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Capel Non was popular in the ____ ages

Middle

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A new tradition when visiting Capel Non is to place ____ from the beach in front of Davids ____ to offer thanks to ____

Pebbles, stone, god

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People decorate the statue at Capel Non with ____ beads and ____

Rosary, money

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Many pilgrimage sites have reported healing ____

Miracles

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The final judgement is talked about in the ____

Gospels

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Reasons why baptism isnt the most important sacrament:

Wedding - vows to a physical person means less than someone who is faith?

Eucharist - dont most often, the other one jesus participated

Confirmation - beginning of religious life, decision is made themselves

Anointing the sick and holy orders - agape, important christian aspect

Reconcitation - personal feeling that is done with conscience and personal decision

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