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Life after death (eschatology (catholic teaching on heaven (heaven= being…
Life after death
eschatology
death, judgement, heaven and hell
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magisterium
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ordinary
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these encourage faith and devotion, clarify a point and give instructions
the most well known are encyclicals (evangelium vitae- response to issues surrounding sanctity of life)
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important for church to respond to issues that are not written about in the bible (IVF and genetic engineering)
extraordinary
sometimes church has to respond to specific disputes or particular circumstances which have more importance than the ordinary teaching role of popes and bishops
conciliar magisterium
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first record of the council is held in Acts 15 where leaders of Christian community gather in Jerusalem to discuss methods of conversion
e.g. the council of Trent responded to protestant reformation by reinforcing belief that jesus is present in eucharist
is an example of bishops of the church working together to make sure they speak to the worldwide church
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second Vatican council
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pope John XXIII wanted church to respond to changes in politics, technology and society which was caused by WW2 and to represent the faith in this new context
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4 key documents
Dei Verbum
sets out relationship between bible, tradition and magisterium
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importance of proper biblical scholarship - study of different literary style in bible and historical context
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gaudium et spes
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written to respond to changes in society (poverty, social justice, science and tech)
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lumen gentium
about roles of popes, bishops and priests
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death and the after life
Euthanasia
Catholic church
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1 Cor 3:16-17- 'you are god's temple sof if anyone destroys God's temple, God will destroy them'
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believe there is a purpose to suffering- share in the suffering of Jesus, can be learnt from
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artefacts
Christian sarcophagi
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sarcophagus in rome
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show that Jesus rose again, death is not the end
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paschal candle
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Jesus is always with us and death is not the end, we have everlasting life with God
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Practises
prayer
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formulaic
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Lords prayer
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jesus tells his followers how to pray and gives them this prayer in order to deeper connection with God- before did not say his name
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strengths: unite a congregation, connect people with ancestors
weaknesses: become repetitive, can be impersonal
extemporary
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strengths: personal, help builds close relationship with God
weaknesses: causes self centeredness, cannot be used in all situations
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the magisterium
nature of magisterium
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belief popes and bishops can trace their own appointment and ordination back to the first apostles- apostolic succession
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letters from the pope are called encyclicals e.g. evagelium vitae (gospel of life) by pope john paul ii to clarify churches stance on variety of issues that effect sanctity of life
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