Grade 10 Christian Principles and Stewardship
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What is the primary focus of Unit 1 in the course?

  • Stewardship of resources
  • Biblical concepts of love
  • The meaning and purpose of life (correct)
  • Human life issues
  • Christian stewardship only pertains to financial resources.

    False

    List two human life issues discussed in this course.

    Abortion and capital punishment

    The Bible emphasizes the commandment to 'Love your neighbor as ______.'

    <p>yourself</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following biblical concepts with their descriptions:

    <p>Agape = Selfless, unconditional love Eros = Romantic love Philia = Brotherly love Storge = Familial love</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT a method of assessment in the course?

    <p>Physical fitness tests</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The history of the Bible’s transmission involves only written records.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What are two styles of writing found in the Bible?

    <p>Narrative and poetry</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The _____ church played a significant role in preserving scripture.

    <p>early</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which aspect of life is emphasized in Unit 4 regarding family and work?

    <p>Christian ethics</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Course Overview

    • Grade 10 course on Christian principles and real-life application
    • Explores Christian living, life's purpose, stewardship, human life issues, family, work, biblical love, and biblical transmission/preservation.

    Course Goals

    • Deepen understanding of Christian teachings on purpose and ethics.
    • Promote responsible stewardship and ethical decision-making.
    • Foster appreciation for biblical transmission and styles.
    • Cultivate love, service, and integrity in personal and community life.

    Theme 1: Understanding Life and Stewardship

    Unit 1: The Meaning and Purpose of Life

    • Introduces life's purpose in Christian theology.
    • Explains faith's role in understanding life's purpose.
    • Discusses the Christian perspective on human existence.
    • Includes self-reflection on personal purpose and goals.

    Unit 2: Stewardship

    • Examines the biblical foundation of stewardship.
    • Covers stewardship of resources (time, talents, treasures).
    • Explores personal and corporate stewardship.
    • Addresses stewardship in sustainable development and environmental care.
    • Requires a project on stewardship practices.

    Theme 2: Human Life Issues and Ethical Considerations

    Unit 3: Human Life Issues

    • Introduces ethical decision-making in human life issues.
    • Discusses Christian perspectives and ethical considerations on abortion, capital punishment, euthanasia/suicide.
    • Examines Christian responses to poverty/unemployment, marriage/divorce, child abuse, prejudice/discrimination, and substance abuse.

    Unit 4: Role, Rights, and Responsibilities in Family Life and Work

    • Explains Christian roles in family life (parenting, child-rearing).
    • Discusses rights and responsibilities in marriage from a Christian perspective.
    • Analyzes Christian ethics in the workplace (integrity, diligence).
    • Explores balancing work, family, and spiritual life.

    Theme 3: Biblical Concepts and Writing Styles

    Unit 5: Biblical Concept of Love

    • Introduces different types of biblical love (agape, eros, philia, storge).
    • Explores "love your neighbor as yourself" as a commandment.
    • Examines biblical examples and modern applications of love.
    • Includes comparison of love of God and love of humans.
    • Requires self-reflection through personal love/service projects.

    Unit 6: The Transmission and Preservation of the Bible

    • Traces the Bible's transmission from oral tradition to print.
    • Examines the early church's role in preserving scripture.
    • Discusses the process of canonization (determining biblical books).
    • Explores modern Bible translations and their challenges/controversies.
    • Requires a research project on the history of the Bible.

    Unit 7: Styles of Writing in the Bible

    • Introduces biblical literary genres (narrative, poetry, prophecy).
    • Analyzes narrative style in historical books and Gospels.
    • Explores poetic and wisdom literature (Psalms, Proverbs).
    • Examines prophetic and apocalyptic writing (Isaiah, Daniel, Revelation).
    • Requires a creative project applying biblical writing styles.

    Assessment Methods

    • Reflective essays/journals
    • Group projects/presentations
    • Quizzes/exams
    • Creative projects (art, writing)
    • Research papers

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    Explore the principles of Christian living and stewardship in this Grade 10 course. The quiz covers the meaning of life according to Christian theology, ethics, and responsible decision-making. Delve into the impact of faith on personal purpose and the ethical considerations of resource management.

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