Religion Exam PDF

Important Themes to Consider when Reviewing The 4 Traits of a Ritual (Unit 2) ​ A ritual passes on a tradition ​ A ritual needs our bodies ​ A ritual is accompanied by words ​ A ritual forms a community L'Arche 5 Principles of Humanity (Unit 1) ​ Principle #1 - Humans are sacred...

Important Themes to Consider when Reviewing The 4 Traits of a Ritual (Unit 2) ​ A ritual passes on a tradition ​ A ritual needs our bodies ​ A ritual is accompanied by words ​ A ritual forms a community L'Arche 5 Principles of Humanity (Unit 1) ​ Principle #1 - Humans are sacred ​ Principle #2 - Humans evolve ​ Principle #3 - Humans mature ​ Principle #4 - Humans are encouraged to make responsible choices ​ Principle #5 - Humans need to reflect & seek truth in meaning & accept self & others: 5 characteristics of a Parable (Unit 3) ​ A parable is a story ​ A parable is a comparison ​ A parable contains a crisis ​ A parable has an ending ​ A parable is a story about God’s kingdom (God’s way of acting among us) 5 ways Christ acts in our Culture (Unit 3) ​ One view states that Jesus was against culture and that we should separate ourselves from it because he came to save us from the evil in our world. ​ Another view states that Jesus was at ease with culture and therefore wants us to embrace it, not change it. ​ Others feel that Jesus was in and above culture; he would sometimes go along with cultural values and other times have nothing to say since he was above such concerns. ​ Some might say that Jesus and culture will always be battling one another since people are caught between the values of culture and the values of faith. ​ Finally, Jesus is seen as someone who transforms culture. This view seems to be the most consistent with Catholic thinking. Negative issues that arise as a result of Globalization (Unit 6) ​ Slavery in different countries ​ Loss of jobs 6 Images of the Church (Institution, Advocate, Teacher, Servant, Transformer,Community) (Unit 2) ​ Institution: the Church is an organized structure with rules and buildings. ​ Advocate: the Church speaks on behalf of the oppressed, poor and outcast and promotes a just and loving world. ​ Teacher: the Church proclaims Jesus’ message with words and actions. ​ Transformer: the Church shows the world the presence of God through love and sacrament. ​ Servant: it serves the people of God and all of God’s creatures. ​ Community: it is a community that welcomes everyone and has a vision of what the world could be. What is a Metaphor? Examples of Metaphors studied in class (know what is being compared) (Unit 3) ​ A metaphor is a figure of speech that describes an object or action in a way that isn't literally true, but helps explain an idea or make a comparison The 5 forms of Love: Hetaireia, Eros, Storge, Philia & Agape (Unit 5) Ex. “I’m volunteering at a local charity tonight.” - Agape Love ​ Hetaireia: this is a love based upon companionship and a sharing of common issues but without emotional closeness. ​ Eros: this is sexual love. It is a passionate love, pleasurable, spontaneous, even instinctive. ​ Storge: this is family love - the love children have for their parents and parents for their children. ​ Philia: this is the love of friendship - the warm and tender affection felt between two friends. ​ Agape: this is the love of charity. It is a love that involves sacrifice. This is the love that Jesus referred to when he said, “Love one another as I have loved you.” This is the highest form of love. It can even be given to enemies. 5 types of justice: Judicial, Individual, Social, Distributive & Ecological (Unit 6) ​ Judicial Justice: pertaining to judgment in courts of justice or to the administration of justice: the judicial system. ​ Individual Justice: occurs in relationships between two people and includes the obligation they have to one another. ​ Social Justice: occurs in a community and includes the obligations individuals have to the whole of society. ​ Distributive Justice: occurs in a community and includes the obligations groups and individuals have to equally distribute society’s resources. ​ Ecological Justice: occurs in a community and includes the obligations that humans have to protect and respect creation. The seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit; Understanding, Piety, Counsel. Knowledge, Wisdom, Fear of the Lord, & Strength (Unit 6) Ex. “I know that I cannot achieve anything without God’s help.” - Piety MT Copy of The Gifts _ Fruits of the Holy Spirit.pptx 1.​ Knowledge is the gift that helps us to know ourselves and the world around us. 2.​ Understanding: Helps us to better understand the word of God and our faith. 3.​ Wisdom is the gift of the Holy Spirit that helps us to see and understand God’s plan in our lives and in the world. It helps us to say, “Aha, I finally understand.” 4.​ Courage is the gift of the Holy Spirit that overcome difficulties with faith. 5.​ Reverence is the gift of the Holy Spirit that helps us to see God in everything around us. It teaches us to treat our world nicely. 6.​ Fear of the Lord is the gift of the Holy Spirit that keeps us amazed by the power and beauty of God in our lives. The 7 sacraments and which category they fall under (ex. initiation, healing, service of communion, etc.) (Unit 2) Ex. Baptism - Initiation Baptism - Initiation Confirmation - Initiation Eucharist - Initiation Reconciliation - Healing Marriage - Service Ordination to ministry - Service Sacrament of the sick - Healing