religion exam

Baptism

A welcome into Jesus community first sacrament of initiation

Philia

The love on has for a friend

Agape

Unconditional and selfless love

Confirmation

Saying yes to their baptismal commitments to Jesus and churchaa as

Eucharist

Source and summit of Christian life where the caths recieve Jesus

Transubstanantiation

The bread and wine have become Jesus essence

The bread and wine are transformed into the blood and body of Jesus

Beaititude

Provides a deeper understanding of the heart behind the commandments

Old Testament

The first section of the Catholic bible

New Testament

The second section of the catholic bible

The 10 commandments

Gods law that teaches people how to love god and treat others with respect

BCE

Before common era

Represent the period of time before Jesus birth non religious

BC

Before Christ

Period of time before brith of Jesus

Religious

CE

Common era

Period of time since the birth of Jesus

non religious

AD

Anon Domini

Period of time since Jesus birth

Religious

Sin of omission

Choosing not to do what is right

Not doing something good when u should

Not helping when somone needs help

Sin of commission

A sin of doing actions against gods law

Doing something bad that’s u should not do

Lying stealing hurting somond

Stewardship

Taking care of the earth and of all creations

Common good

benefits all ppl in a community and not just one person or group

Legitimate authority

People that enforce rules to serve the common good

Parents tecahers principles police officers

Decalogue

Meaning 10 words they are the 10 Commandments

Prayer

Raising of one’s mind and heart to God allows us to communicate with God

Christ like love

Loving others like Jesus did with kindness forgiveness and care

Prejudice

Judging someone unfairly based on stereotypes before knowing them

Greed

Wanting more than what is needed

Sacramental grace

Grace we received from God from each of the different sacraments

Symbols

A sign that has more than one meaning

Introductory rites

Beginning part of mass that includes Greeting prayer and preparation

Human dignity

Every person has to worth because they are made in the likeness and image of God

Incarnation

Belief that God became human in Jesus Christ

Values

What is important and how people should live

Bible

Holy book of Christianity

Literalist

People who read the Bible, literally based on the actual words

Christ

The anointed one

Disciple

Student of someone

fourth Commandment

Honour your mother and father

Original cell of social

Family Where people learn values in relationship base unit