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RE GCSE Notes (Catholic Christianity (The Trintiy (The Trinity in the…

- - - - Doctrines
      - Creed
      - The Baptism of Jesus
      - Council of Nicea (S.O.W.A.A)
    - - The Church teaches that God reveals himself through the history of his three aspects the Father, Son and Holy Spirit
      - The Church teaches that
        
        There is only one God
        
        The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are all God.
        
        The Father, Son and Holy Spirit are not the same
    - - The Nicene Creed is a deceleration of faith created by the council of Nicaea in 381 C.E
      - It states that the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are all equal to God and the same person
      - It is said every Sunday mass and every feast day
    - - As well as revealing some of the mystery of God, it shows the relationship of love within the Trinity which teaches Catholics about love in their own lives, if human being are made in God's image that means they are also made to give and receive love
  - - - Humans were created in the image of God
        
        Human being are capable of love
        
        Human beings are answerable to God e.g. God kicks Adam and Eve out of Eden for disobeying him
        
        Human beings can relate to God they can enter a relationship with God if they want to
        
        Humans have free will and conscience
        
        Humans are rational (self aware)
    - - God created everything in six days and rested on the seventh (in Genesis (1:1)
        
        God created man and woman on the 6th day, called Adam and Eve
        
        God told Adam and Eve that the only fruit they can't eat from is the fruit from the tree of knowledge of good and evil because they will die
        
        The serpent convinces Adam and Eve to eat the fruit and they get kicked out of Eden.
        
        This leads to original sin and sin leads to suffering
    - - When Catholics interpret the creation story in the way of the Catechism, they can see
        
        God as benevolent: "God saw that the light was good"
        
        God was omnipotent "And God said "Let the waters under the heavens be gathered together into one place, and let dry land appear." And it was so"
        
        God as a creator: "God said "Let there be light" and there was light"
        
        God as eternal: "in the beginning was the word and the word was with God, and the Word was God"
- - - - Books of Allah
      - Faith in the prophets
      - Belief in Angels
      - Belief in Judgment day
      - The unity of Allah
        
        "There is no God but Allah
      - Belief in Allah's decree/ predestination
    - - Imamah- Successors to muhammed
      - Mi'ad - Day of Judgment
      - Nubuwwah - Prophethood
      - Adl- Divince justice
      - Tawhid- oness of Allah
      - History of the five roots
        
        Developed by the Shi'a tradition during the eight and ninth century