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72 Cards in this Set
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Agape |
Unconditional/universal love |
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Ascension |
When Jesus rose up into heaven (40 days after he rose from dead) |
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Atonement |
Making amends Example: Jesus was crucified to atone for sins of human race |
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Atheist |
Someone who believes there is no God |
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Agnostic |
Someone who believes it is impossible to know whether or not God exists |
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Forgiveness |
Showing grace and mercy, pardoning someone for their actions |
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Fact |
Something definite, beyond doubt |
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Grace |
A freely given gift from God that shows he provides love to humans |
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Heaven |
A state of eternal happiness in the presence of God or a place of eternal peace ruled over by God |
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Hell |
A state of eternal torment, removed from the presence of God |
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Humanist |
An agnostic/atheist who believes that it is possible to achieve happiness without need for religion |
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Belief |
A personal point of view |
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Creationist |
Believes the Genesis story is a complete fact, directly from Bible (word of God) |
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Dominion |
Christians have control of the Earth. Have dominion over animals |
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Deist |
Someone who believes in a God who doesn't sustain the world or humanity |
Teleological/Design argument- William paley |
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Ex nihilo |
Out of nothing |
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Errant |
Susceptible to error |
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Eucharist/ Holy communion |
"Thanksgiving" Sacrificial death of Jesus celebrated with bread and wine |
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Evidence |
Something that can back up a claim |
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Fallible |
Able to make mistakes |
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Free will |
Having the ability to choose or determine one's own actions |
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Imago dei |
God created humans in his own image |
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Infallible |
Inable to make mistakes |
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Inerrant |
Free of error |
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Inerrant |
Free of error |
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Incarnation |
Becoming flesh- taking human form |
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Inerrant |
Free of error |
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Incarnation |
Becoming flesh- taking human form |
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Liturgical worship |
Short, structured worship |
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Inerrant |
Free of error |
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Incarnation |
Becoming flesh- taking human form |
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Liturgical worship |
Short, structured worship |
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Monotheist |
A person who believes in a single God |
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Omnibenevolent |
All loving |
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Omnibenevolent |
All loving |
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Omnipotent |
All powerful |
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Omnibenevolent |
All loving |
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Omnipotent |
All powerful |
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Omniscient |
All knowing |
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Omnibenevolent |
All loving |
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Omnipotent |
All powerful |
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Omniscient |
All knowing |
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Original sin |
We all have a capacity for sin because of Adam and Eve |
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Omnibenevolent |
All loving |
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Omnipotent |
All powerful |
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Omniscient |
All knowing |
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Original sin |
We all have a capacity for sin because of Adam and Eve |
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Omnipresent |
Always there |
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Procreation |
The duty to have children |
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Procreation |
The duty to have children |
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Polytheist |
A person who believes in many gods |
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Procreation |
The duty to have children |
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Polytheist |
A person who believes in many gods |
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Proof |
A proven point that can be supported by evidence |
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Resurrection |
Rising from the dead |
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Resurrection |
Rising from the dead |
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Theist |
A person who believes in God |
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Impersonal |
God is unrelatable |
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Polytheist |
Someone who believes in many Gods |
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Polytheist |
Someone who believes in many Gods |
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Stewardship |
The idea that humans are the custodians of the world |
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Polytheist |
Someone who believes in many Gods |
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Stewardship |
The idea that humans are the custodians of the world |
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Sanctity of life |
All life is sacred/ holy as created by God |
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Sin |
The committing of evil deeds against Gods law |
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Salvation |
Saving the soul, deliverance from sin and admission to heaven |
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Salvation |
Saving the soul, deliverance from sin and admission to heaven |
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Sacrament |
An outward sign/ statement of belief |
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Sermon |
A religious talk- where teachings from scriptures are explained |
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Sermon |
A religious talk- where teachings from scriptures are explained |
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Transcendent |
Removed from humanity |
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Temptation |
When the devil seduces humanity to go against God's law |
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