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(a) (i) What do Catholics mean by 'omnipotence'?
A i what do catholics mean by omn...
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(ii) What do Catholics mean by 'stewardship'?
Ii what do catholics mean by stew...
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(i) Describe St Catherine of Siena's teaching about being made in the image of God
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(ii) Describe two of the symbols in the 'Tree of Life' apse mosaic in St Clemente in Rome represent.
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(c) (i) Explain, from either Catholic Christianity and Judaism or two Christian traditions, teachings about the origins of the universe.
Catholics read the Bible as an inspired text which had real human
authors, so they do not read the Creation accounts literally
Catholics read the creation stories as inspired
poems/metaphors/myths about the relationship between God the
creator and God’s creation
Catholics believe that God is the ultimate creator but that this is
compatible with a belief in the ‘Big Bang’ and evolution.
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(2)(c) (i) Explain, from either Catholic Christianity and Judaism or two Christian traditions, teachings about the origins of the universe.
Some Christians read the Bible as an inspired text, every word of
which is literally true, so they do read the Creation accounts
literally
Some read the creation stories as scientific or historical
descriptions of the beginning of the universe
Some reject the idea of a Big Bang and evolution and believe that
God created the world in six days
Some believe the universe is only about 6,000 years old.
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(3)(c) (i) Explain, from either Catholic Christianity and Judaism or two Christian traditions, teachings about the origins of the universe.
Some Orthodox Jews believe the creation accounts are literal
descriptions of the origins of the universe.
Prayers are said in Orthodox synagogues expressing this belief
‘Blessed be He who spoke and the world existed.’
Other Jewish denominations believe that the creation accounts are
metaphorical stories which shouldn’t be considered as historical
facts.
For all Jews, God is the source of all life and referred to throughout
the Torah as the sole creator.
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(ii) Explain, from either Catholic Christianity and Judaism or two Christian traditions, how the Bible is interpreted.
Catholics read the Bible as an inspired text which means that God
worked through human authors to be revealed to human beings.
They also believe that these authors were of course fully human
and therefore limited in their understanding and living in a
particular time and place.
For Catholics, the truth revealed in the Bible needs to be carefully
and authoritatively interpreted by the Church/Magisterium
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(b) Describe Jewish beliefs about God as Creator. [5]
God is believed to have created t...
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(c) Explain different Jewish beliefs about the Messiah.
Different views depending upon di...
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‘Belief in the afterlife is not important in Judaism.’Discuss[15]
Depends upon different traditions...
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(b) Describe how Pesach (Passover) is celebrated.
Prayers are said for people who a...
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(c) Explain why the home is important in Judaism.
Many festivals are celebrated in ...
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(d) ‘You have to keep kosher to be Jewish.’Discuss
Different opinions often to do wi...
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(a) What do Catholics mean by the ‘Magisterium’? [2]
The authority of the church the r...
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(b) Describe Catholic beliefs about the resurrection of the body. [5]
A description of what is meant by...
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(c) Explain three features of a Catholic funeral rite.
The vigil on the evening before t...
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(i) ‘Euthanasia is never acceptable (15 marks)
Human life is sacred and even whe...
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‘There is no such thing as purgatory.’(15 marks)
Purgatory is not explicitly refer...
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(a) (i) What do Catholics mean by the ‘Eucharist’? [2]
It means thanksgiving mass the ri...
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(ii) What do Catholics mean by ‘relativism’?
The belief that there is no moral...
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(b) (i) Describe Pope John Paul II’s teaching on capital punishment.
The purpose of capital punishment...
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(ii) Describe Catholic teaching on the nature of the Church.
Catholics believe that the church...
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) (i) Explain how Catholic beliefs about salvation influence the design of churches.
Many churches are designed with t...
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(ii) Explain Catholic teaching about the importance of evangelisation.
Evangelising is necessary so that...
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) ‘A loving God would not condemn anyone to Hell.’(15 marks)
The new testament teaches that go...
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‘Only Humanists have a duty to care for the environment (15 marks)
Christians also have a duty to ca...
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(a) What do Catholics mean by ‘conscience’?
Human reason making moral decisio...
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b) Describe what St Augustine taught about the origin of evil
God made a perfect world he did n...
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(c) Explain, from either Catholic Christianity and Judaism or two Christian traditions, beliefs about the Incarnation. [8]
Christians believe that jesus was...
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(i) ‘Suffering is not always evil.’(15 marks)
The existence of evil helps human...
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(ii) ‘Having statues in churches is against the Ten Commandments.(15 marks)
It is not against the ten command...
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(a) What do Catholics mean by the ‘soul’? [2]
The eternal part of a human being...
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(b) Describe Catholic teaching about the importance of dying well.
Dying well means being prepared f...
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(c) Explain the importance of the Second Vatican Council.
The second vatican council is the...
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(d) (i) ‘The quality of life is more important than the sanctity of life
Human life has no intrinsic value...
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(ii) ‘There is life after death’
The bible shows that life after d...
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2. (a) (i) What do Catholics mean by ‘forgiveness’?
The act of pardoning someone for ...
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(ii) What do Catholics mean by 'evangelisation'?
Spreading the good news sharing o...
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(b) (i) Describe Catholic teaching on capital punishment.
Catholic teaching has always allo...,
When it would not be possible oth...
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(ii) Describe Jesus’ teaching about forgiveness in Matthew’s Gospel
Jesus teaches there should be no ...
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c) (i) Explain why the death of Jesus is important to Christians.
Christians believe that the death...
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(ii) Explain how Catholics see Mary as a model of the Church.
This means that she is an example...
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(d) ‘Some actions are always wrong.’(15 marks)
There are some actions that can n...
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convenant
The abrahamic convenant,
Abraham,
God s mission
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SENECCA HOMEWORK
The incarnation,
God made man,
God made manfully human fully div...
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*trinity
Monotheism and the trinity,
The trinity,
The trinitydoes the trinity contr...
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