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individualism
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emphasizing personal independence and the rights of individuals over interdependence and concern for the common good
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moral individualism
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i make my own rules about whats right and wrong as long as it doesnt interier with your values i should be able to do that
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empowerment
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the gaining of power over ones life and within ones community
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interdependence
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reliance on others
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solidarity
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a spirit of unity and mutual concern
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means
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method or resources
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jubilee year
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redistribution of property and wealth that took place accoriding to jewish law every 50 years in order to restore greater equality in possesions of goods. CANCELLING DEBTS.
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justice
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having what one needs not necessarily what one wants or the same as someone else
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christian view the world as a sacred place and a vision of justice based on four elements
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concern for basic needs, concern for solidarity , concern for personal dignity , concern for social structures
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3 means to basic needs
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education , empolyment and equal oppurtunity
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3 cultural values that hinder justice
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consumerism - the distorted desire to posses things out of proportion to our need or normal wants ( simple living)
fatalism - the belief that the world is out of our control and in the hands of blind fate ( hope) indivudualism- interdependence |
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anawim
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poor and needy
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gospels
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about the life of jesus named after matthew mark luke and john
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acts of apostles
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about the early life of the church and travels of paul
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books of revalation
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apocalypse - last book of bible
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revalation
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gods word to us through scriputre , prophecy and tradition
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letters of paul
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we are in chirst and the body of christ
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NT
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contains gospels , letters written by paul and the acts of the apostels
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inspiration
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men of faith were inspired by hs to write scripture
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parables
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jesus taught with them and performed miracles / stores jesus used to teach about the kingdom of god
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beatitudes
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descriptions of true joy
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in genesis god created an d said creation is
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good
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god appointed humans as ---- of creation which means that humans are
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caretakers . responsible for creation and one another
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how does the story of cain and abel show that god expects humans to care for one another?
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in gods eyes we are interconnected and thus responsible for one another
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what does the story of adam and eve tell us about sin
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sin comes from humans but god still loves us
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in exdodus god i seen as
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the liberator
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god appoints -- to lead the people out of slavery into freddom
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moses
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jews celebrate the exodus and their covenant with god at the feat of
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passover
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catholics celebrate the new covenant adn freedom from sin in the
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eucharist
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hows egypt viewd now ?
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today egypt can be a symbol of anything that takes away freedom or deprives us of basic needs
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how did the civil rights movement use symbols from exodus?
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symbol of mountains , and promised land
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an example of stregth and weack in exodus
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midwives
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prophets were gods
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spokespersons
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the prophets viewed religion ?
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the prophets viewed religion , politics and social conditions as a mtter of justice. for them justice was a primary way to worship god.
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prophets believed that doing social justice and ---- should not be separated.
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worship/religion
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why were prophets sometimes reluctant to accept their calling?
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didnt think they were fit for the job
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true prophets preached conversion that included
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working for justice
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they differed from false prophets who often used --- words
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smooth
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although prophets challenged the people to repent , they also spoke a message of
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hope / confidence in god
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show that jesus brodens the biblical message of justice. his teachin on the kingdom inspires chirstians to work for justice on personal , interpersonal and political levels.
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the opposite of a life of passion and compassion is
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apathy
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what is the message of the parable of the wedding feast?
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all are called to the kingdom of god
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what are beatitudes? how do they go beyond the 10 commandments?
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descriptions of true joy the beatitudes encourgae us to live life with passion
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what prophecy did jesus read in the synagogue and claim fulfill? how did the people react?
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from isaish came to bring good news to poor and they rejected him.
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how did jesus act contrary to the boundaries of his society?
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he welcomed everybody
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amos
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a shepard form the south who speaks to people of the north. he is both a member of the peasent calss and a foreigner.
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jerimiah
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called by god to prophecy , he responds " truly i do not know how to speak , for i am only a boy"
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hosea
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being chosen a prophet rests upon his dubious distinction of having a wife , gomer , who is contanstly unfaithful to him
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anawim
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hebrew word for the poor and weak
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nabi
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means mouthpiece / word they used for prophets
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freedom
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god gave it to us
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stewardship
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humanitys role , designated by god , to protect , care for and sustain the rest of creation
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the chritian view of justice ?
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emphasized love even more than law thus offering a fresh alternative to the roman worldview
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st francis
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wanted to be popor like jesus and challgned the values of the middle ages
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constantine
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made edict of milan and made christianty legal
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benedict
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reacted to values of his time by founding monistaries / dark ages
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civilization
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the established social order
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hierachical
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distinct levels of power and responsibilites
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barbarians
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people lacking refinement of culture
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apostolic age
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after ressurection when the bible way written
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dark ages
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after apostolic age / barbarian invasions
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middle ages
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after drak ages / town developes
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feudal system
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kinds , knights , castkes , very hierachal
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roman law an commuiites of love , difference
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chirsitanity / religion
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christendom
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civilization
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name 4 marks of church
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one - united
hol- the church is for our santification , catholic- universal apostolic - teachings practices are handed down by apostles |
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sacraments are for
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healing and making us holy
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7 sacraments
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bapstism- we are inititated into christ and the church
eucharist - most important worship of church conformation- receve 7 gifts of holy spirit and fully inititated into church reconciliation holy orders - sacarement where preists are ordained for ministry annointing of the sick |
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liturgy
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official worship of church
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liturgical year
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celebration of christ life a pasacal mystery
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liturgical seasons
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1. advent - 4 weeks before chirstmas
2. chirstmas season - chirst becomes human incarnation 3. lent - 40 days before easter 4. easter season - resurrection 5. penetecost - coming of holy spirt on mary , apostels and disciples |
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paschal mystery
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includes jesus suffering ,death, resurection and ascension
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immaculate conception
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celebrates marys freedom from sin from the first moment of her conception
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our lady of guadalupe
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is important to amerians because it celebrates an appearnce of mary in mexico to juan diego
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epiphany
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sudden realization / manifestation
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saints
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names them to recognize their holiness and provide role models
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communion of saints
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in the creed refers to all those united in chirst both living and dead
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magisterium
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oficial teaching of church
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ecumenism
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is word for chirsitan efforts to move closer to greater unity
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ecumenical council
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pope and all the bishops called by john 23rd
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vatican council ii
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held in 1962 - 65 to renew the church
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virtues
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good habit
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3 theological virtues
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faith - belief in god , hope - confidence in god love - charity
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salvation
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redemption / freedom from sin
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grace
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sharing in gods life / gift
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