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ascension |
the event 40 days after resurrection, when jesus returned to god, the father, in heaven |
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atonement |
it refers to the reconciliation between god and humanity that was sealed by the sacrificial death of jesus |
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bible |
sacred book of christianity |
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catholic |
the tradition within the christian church that is let by the pope |
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catholic agency for overseas development (CAFOD) |
a christian charity that provides emergency and long term aid to the developing world |
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christ |
the leader promised by god to the jews; jesus is believed to be the christ |
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christian |
someone who believes in jesus christ and follows the religion based on his teachings |
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christian aid |
a christian charity |
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church |
1. the holy people of god, also called the body of christ, among whom christ is present and active 2. members of a particular christian tradition 3. a building in which christians worship |
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creation |
christians believe the world is gods creation |
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crucifixion |
1. a roman method of execution by which criminals were fixed to a cross 2. the execution and death of jesus on good friday |
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evangelism |
preaching the gospel to convert people to the christian faith |
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evil |
the opposite of good, destructive to god |
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the father |
the first person of the trinity, the creator and sustainer of the universe |
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food banks |
charities collecting donated food to distribute to the less fortunate |
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grace |
the unconditional and generous love that god shows to the people who do not deserve it |
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heaven |
the state after death of being with and enjoying eternity with god |
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hell |
the place of eternal suffering or the state of death of separation from god for those who want no relationship with him |
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holy spirit |
the third person in the holy trinity who descended like a dove on jesus at his baptism; the holy spirit inspires christians |
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incarnation |
the doctrine that god took the human form as jesus |
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jesus |
jewish teacher and holy man, believed by christians to be the son of god |
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judgement |
when god decides whether each person should spend eternity in heaven or hell |
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just |
referring to the nature of god as one who treats everyone fairly and equally |
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law |
the law of god, which christians are called to obey |
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lord's prayer |
the prayer taught to the disciples by jesus |
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omnipotent |
the belief that god is all powerful |
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the oneness of god |
the belief that god is 'one' |
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original sin |
the traditional belief that humans are naturally flawed by adam and eve's mistakes |
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persecution |
throughout the centuries and still in some parts of the world, christians face punishment and even death for adherence to their faith |
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suffering |
people having to face and live in unpleasant conditions |
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trinity |
the belief that there are three "people" in one god |
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word |
god is believed to have created the world with his own word |
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worship |
offering god the praise that he is due |
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prayer |
communicating with god through words of praise, confession or asking for advice |
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protestant |
churches that have broken away from the catholic church and are taught by the bible instead of a pope |
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reconciliation |
1. the process of restoring broken relationships 2. a sacrament in roman catholic and some anglican churches |
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resurrection |
1. the event celebrated on easter, jesus rising from the death 2. christian beliefs of the afterlife |
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salvation |
saving a soul from sins |
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sin |
behaviour that is against gods laws and morals |
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the son |
the second person of the trinity, of whom god became incarnate |
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son of god |
a term used for jesus |
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sources of wisdom and authority |
bible, religious leaders, statements of belief |
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suffering |
when people have to face and live with unpleasant events or conditions |
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trinity |
the belief that there are three persons in one god (father, son and holy spirit) |
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word |
st. john's gospel 1 describes god creating the world through his word |
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worship |
offering to god the praise that he is due |