religion exam
statement of faith
a declaration or statement of what you believe in or accept
get your fact straight, go to the source, take a provlem solving approach
principles to help constructively with anger and conflict
marriage
a love towards the other that involves recoprocity but mostly important selfishness and a desire to look after the welfare of the other; usually develops from intimate moments
chastity
sexual self-control in accordance with what wer beleive in gods plan for everyone
a sign/symbol
any object that directly represents something else
sacrament
gods loving presence made visible and tangible in our life here and now
parable
a story that compares something we dont know with something that we do know
incarnation
god became human and dwelt personally in the flesh among us in jesus of nazareth
grace
creative, sustaining and transformating self gift of god that is always being offered to us
path of intimacy with god
a vocal prayer, contemplation, and meditation are all..
metaphor
a figure of speech used in poetic language
christology
the study of the nature and person of jesus christ as revealed to us in the sacred scriptures
faith
belief, trust, or confidence in something/ someone
creed
a summary or the principal articles of faith professed by a church or community of believers
the kingdom of god
a symbol used by jesus to speak about god and gods actions among us
T/F: each experienced jesus teaching in same ways they lived among different communities in different times and had different perspectives
FALSE
T/F: natural law- is everything in this world has a purpose shown in its design
TRUE
T/F: distriubutice justice is what society owes to its indivisuals for the common good. such as the right to basic needs like food, shelter and education
TRUE
T/F: contributice justice is that which is owed between indivisuals such as the exchange of money for property in a buisnes transaction
FALSE
T/F: a serious promise strengthened by a binding oath between two or more parties concerning future action or behavior is covenant
TRUE
T/F: social justice is fairness and duty to one another within society implies we are responisible for the well being of our fellow human beings
TRUE
T/F: exegis means the careful investigation of the original meaning of texts in their historical and literary contexts
TRUE
T/F: common good is a specific "good" that is benefitial to all members of society
TRUE
T/F: communative justice is what indivisuald owe to soceity for the common good; for example by paying taxes contribute to social programd that help provide people with access to enough food to eat and decent affordable shelter
FALSE
T/F: catholic social teaching is the churche presentation and explanation of its teflection upob human brings in society
TRUE
principle: the dignity of the human person
The Catholic social teaching dignity of the human person means that as we are all created by God, each person deserves to be treated with respect and decency. We can demonstrate this by teaching joining and supporting clubs and fundraisers that spread awareness equality. By doing this, we are showing we care for everyone despite their background and that they deserve to be treated with respect and dignity.
principle: call to family participation and community
The Catholic social teaching called to family participation, and community means that we are to be there for our people in every way we can examples of this is taking care of our family members when they are sick or in debt participating a society through fundraisers event events, and every day, life life, and being there for the community by your role with your job paying taxes in overall contribution
principle: dignity of work and workers rights
The Catholic social teaching dignity of work and workers rights means to advocate for the dignity of workers and their safety. This is shown to decent wages, joining workers, reunions, safe, work conditions, right to training, benefits, and more. An example of this is if you are in the workplace and see the dignity of workers rights violated you speak up to a union to see justice for their rights
wisdom
A person with the gift of wisdom is able to take this truth and use it to glorify God by choosing godly solution to problems
fear of the lord
A person with a gift fear of the Lord understands who they are And why they are here in relationship to God
understanding
Holy Spirit calls us to live the gift of understanding by guiding us with wisdom and insight, helping us to comprehend spiritual truth and deep in our faith
courage
The Holy Spirit calls us to live out the gift of courage by empowering us to face challenges with bravery and strength, guiding us to step beyond our fears and trust in his guidance
knowldge
The gift of knowledge allows a person to understand the meaning of purpose God has for him to live up to this meeting
this land this earth we inhabit is the work of God's hand
The land is God
means caring for God's creation implies civil title does not confer ownership
People are God stewards of the land
land is God's gift for present in future generations meet peoples future needs
The land benefits are for everyone
meet the needs of the local national communities
The land should be equally distributed
cared force of generations of farmer succeed in feeding clothing future
The land should be conserved and restored
altar land to satisfy our needs as we change use of land and consciously
Land use planning must consider social in an environmental impacts
utilize to its best and highest qualities in use for community
The land should be appropriate to land quality
Be able to earn through their labor, sufficient money to provide for their needs
Provide a moderate livelihood
entry to ownership as individual owners or shareholders
Land workers should be able to become landowners
benefit people in a region, derived from natural resources
The lands mineral well should be shared
humans are created in the image And likeliness of God
Incorporating the belief that humans are created in the image and likeness of God in our daily lives, involves recognizing the inherent value and dignity of treating others with respect and compassion, and striving to reflect the qualities of kindness love and forgiveness in our interactions with one another
humans are moral beings
Incorporating the principle that humans are moral beings in our daily lives, involves making ethical choices in treating others with respect and kindness for example we can practice honesty by telling the truth when it's difficult
humans have passion or feelings
Incorporating the principle that humans have passion or feelings that our daily lives involves acknowledging and honouring our emotions and those are others. For instance, we can express empathy by listening to a friend in need.
humans are able to sin
Incorporating understanding that humans are able to sit in our daily lives involves acknowledging our capacity for wrongdoing is striving for moral growth by recognizing our faults and seeking forgiveness when we work towards becoming better individuals