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39 Articles of Religion |
A Historical record of beliefs or doctrines held by the Church of England |
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Adultery |
A couple having sex though one or both of them is married to someone else |
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Advent |
A coming, also used to refer to the Four weeks leading up to Christmas (i.e the coming of Jesus Christ) |
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Alpha Course |
A course run by the churches and local Christian groups which enables people to find out more about the Christian Faith |
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Anoint |
Apply oil to a person's head as a sign of holiness and God's approval |
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Convert |
To chnage from one set of beliefs to another (e.g. The Apostle Paul converted from Judaism to Christianity) |
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Denominations |
A collective term for the main groups/traditions within Christianity (e.g. Catholic, Anglican, Baptist etc.) |
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Ecumenism |
A movement that tries to bring difference Christian denominations closer together |
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Epiphany |
A moment of suddenly revealing something surprising or great |
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Eucharistic |
The ceremony commemorating the Last Supper, involving break and wine; also called Holy Communion or Mass |
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Evangelical |
Spreading the Christian Message |
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Evangelism |
Preaching the Gospel in order to attract new believers |
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Fundamentalist |
Typically used to identify Christians who support a literal interpretation of the Bible and uphold a traditional rule-based morality |
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Holy Week |
The week before Easter |
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Immortal Soul |
A soul that lives on after the death of the body |
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Intercession |
Prayers for those who are suffering |
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Jesus Christ |
The son of God, who came into the world as a human being |
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Liberal |
Typically used to ideitfy Christians who support a metaphorical interpretation of the Bible and uphold a more open and inclusive morality |
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Liturgical |
A set form of worship, usually following agreed words |
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Local Church |
A meeting place for local believers and the community believers who gather there |
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Mission |
Sending individuals or groups to spread the Christian Message |
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Missionary |
A person who preaches and invites people to convert to the Christian faith |
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Nativity |
The birth of someone (e.g Jesus Christ) |
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Non Liturgical |
A form of worship which is not set |
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Obligation |
Something that you must do |
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Outreach |
An activity to provide services to people in need |
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Parish |
A community of local believers within a particular denomination |
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Persecution |
The ill-treatment of an individual or group, usually on the grounds of religion or ethnicity |
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Pilgrim. |
Someone who goes on a pilgrimage |
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Pilgrimage |
A journey to a religous or holy place |
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Prophecy |
A message from God in which he communicates his will |
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Reconciliation |
Mends broken relationships, bringing peace and harmony between individuals or groups or countries |
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Sacrament |
An important Christian ceremony |
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Sermon |
A talk or teaching from a church leader |
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Shrine |
A holy place |
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Vigil |
Staying awake at night in order to pray; also the name given to the celebration of a festival on the eve before the festival itself |
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Worship |
Believers expressing love and respect for, and devotion to God |