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Paper 1-Eschatology DONE (The after life (Death (Not something to fear,…

- - - - Represents purity and peace.
    - - Reminder of the sacrifice of Jesus
    - - Represents the beginning and the end. Shows Christ is eternal.
    - - Jesus is the light of the world
- - - - When God judges someone on a personal, individual basis. This means they are judged on all actions during their life.
      - Results in people going to haven, hell or purgatory.
      - Happens immediately after a person dies
    - - Christ will come in glory at the end of time and judge the whole of creation
      - After this happens, the Reign of God will be established and everything made perfect. Those who have been judged favourably by God will remain with him in this perfect creation.
      - Happens at the end of time
- - - - The torment and suffering shown by the rich man pleading for some water; he says that he is in "agony in these flames".
    - - The rich man "feasted sumptuously everyday" but didn't share his food with Lazarus
    - - By not showing love and kindness to Lazarus, the rich man went to hell
- - - - Shows they believed in Jesus. A reminder of the belief that Jesus died so everyone would be able to experience eternal life In heaven.
    - - Reflects that no matter how important or wealthy the person was they face death and God's judgement just like everyone else.
  - - - Helps mourners to reflect on the peace and beauty of heaven.
    - - Help people to mourn for their loved ones in peace in a place where they feel close to them.
  - - - Stands for rest in peace, hoping the person is enjoying the peace and happiness of eternal life in heaven.
    - - Indicates the person believed in Jesus
      - Expresses hope that they will resurrect with Jesus to eternal life
    - - This angel will present them to God to be judged, and ask for a merciful judgement.
      - Reflects the fact that all people have a guardian angel.
- - - - May receive their last holy communion. Shows Christ is with them on their journey to new life.
      - May repeat promises made at Baptism. Reminded of their faith in God, gives them confidence in the hope they will experience God's love in heaven.
      - A dying person may hold a crucifix, to remind them they are sharing Christ's death
  - - - Priest holds a mass, called 'requiem' which is Latin for rest. Whole mass centred around praying that the deceased person is now resting with God, with all sins forgive.
      - Readings focused on the effects of the resurrection of Jesus, reflects that Christ's resurrection made life after death possible by opening up heaven to those who accept God.
    - - A prayer is said for the mourners, reflecting hope they will meet the deceased person again in heaven.
      - At the burial/cremation the Lord's prayer is said, there are prayers for the persons eternal happiness with God. Reflecting the belief the deceased person was a child of God who has hopefully been returned to his loving care.
      - Holy water sprinkled over coffin, as a reminder of Baptism
    - - Body taken to church in coffin, represents deceased person being taken back to God.
      - Coffin sprinkled with Holy Water, reminder of Baptism. The person was baptised into Christ's death and now joins in Christ's resurrection.
      - The coffin is placed beside the lit Pascal candle, showing the light of the risen Christ is shining on the person.