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| What are the 5 points of the Grad at Grad? |
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| Open to Growth, Intellectually Competent, Religious, Loving, Committed to Doing Justice |
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| What are the Three Pillars of Faith? |
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| Tradition, Scripture, Prayer |
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| What are the three faith stages? |
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Childhood - what are parents think
Adolescent - questioning
Adult - putting our faith into practice |
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| Two types of questioning? |
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| Constructive and destructive. |
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| What are the three faith levels? |
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Mind - opening mind, process data from senses
Heart - where we feel the love from God
Soul - Knowledge at the core of who you are, the feeling of being loved |
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| What are the three views of God? |
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Loving trust - trust based on love, built on respect, god is always faithful
Ongoing effort - commitment to faith, we recommit, never stop
Suffering Darkness - when we wonder if faith is real or an illusion. |
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| What are the Three Views of God? |
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Transcendent - otherness, god is beyond s, not involved in our lives
Immanence - God is close
Incarnation - Christian view, God is in the flesh, |
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| supernatural immortal being, who may be thought of as holy, divine, or sacred, held in high regard, and respected by believers. A ______ is God or perhaps any gods |
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| a belief that a supreme natural God exists and created the physical universe, and that religious truths can be arrived at by the application of reason and observation of the natural world. Deists reject the idea that God communicates in any way with humans |
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| the belief in at least one deity. Unlike the deist a theist believes this God is active in the lives of humans |
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| the conviction in an absence of belief in a deity |
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| the position of a person who could not claim to know for sure if God exists or not |
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| the position of a person who might believe in God but does not care |
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| the position that it is wrong or harmful to have faith in God |
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| refers to a trusting belief in a transcendent reality or Supreme Being |
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| a sense of wonder or awe. An experience of or sense of connection to the Divine. Spiritual practices, including meditation, prayer and contemplation, are intended to develop an individuals inner life; such practices often lead to an experience of connectedness with a larger reality, yielding a more comprehensive self; |
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| the communal practice of beliefs or ritual observance of Faith. Most religions have organized behaviors, congregations for prayer, priestly hierarchies, holy places and scriptures |
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| God's word through humans |
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| Accepted list of books in the Bible. |
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| God unveiling God's self and his plan for the human race. |
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| Declaration, Prayer, Fasting, Charity, Pilgrimage |
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| Suffering is universal, desire leads to suffering, stop desire, eightfold path |
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| Acting justly, wealth, desires, overcoming delusions |
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| Two types of analyzing scripture? |
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| Introductory rites, Liturgy of the Word, Liturgy of the Eucharist, Concluding Rites. |
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| How many books in the Old Testament? |
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| How many books in the New Testament? |
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| Concordism: what are the four religious truths? |
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| God is one, god planned creation, god made everything good, god made the sabbath holy |
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Creation: God builds up
De-Creation: Humans break down
Re-Creation: Both work to heal the fractured relationship |
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| Two types of sin? Two ways to sin? |
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| Personal and Social. Commission and Omission. |
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Birth of Moses
Conversion of Moses
The Desert
Confronting Pharaoh
Leading the People
Freedom
IMPORTANT BECAUSE Jesus is referred to as new Moses |
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| What are the four gospels and what are they about? |
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Matthew, Mark, Luke and John
Matthew - Teaching messiah, for the Jews
Mark - Suffering messiah, introduction to gospels
Luke - Compassionate messiah -
John - Life-giving messiah - not part of the synoptic gospels |
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| What gospels have nativity stories? |
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Matthew and Luke
Matthew - Emphasis on Joseph, OT fufilled, magi |
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