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Sin and Forgiveness - Coggle Diagram
Sin and Forgiveness
Capital Punishment
'you have heard that it was said 'eye for an eye, and tooth for tooth.'
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'The death penalty is inadmissible because it is an attack on the inviolability and dignity of the person.'
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'An acceptable, albeit extreme, means of safeguarding the common good'
'We would prefer to have them set free than to have the sufferings of our brothers avenged by shedding their blood.'
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'whoever shades human blood, by humans shall their blood be shed'
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Keywords
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Sin
Acting against the will or laws of God. Deliberate or immoral action, breaking a religious or moral law
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Salvation
The belief that through Jesus' death and resurrection humanity has achieved the possibility of life for ever with God
Eucharist
Meaning 'thanksgiving'. The name Catholics use to describe the rite where the bread and wine become the body and blood of Jesus
Relativism
The belief that there is no moral law and that rules that govern what is right and wrong are human inventions and change from place to place and from age to age.
Absolutism
The belief that there are certain actions which are always right or always wrong. The belief that moral laws exist eternally and are not just human inventions
Punishment
The consequences of a wrong decision and a penalty imposed by a person in authority on the person who has committed wrongdoing
Evangelisation
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Evangelii Gaudium (joy of the gospel) 2013, heart of the Christian message is to love each other
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outward looking, trying to spread the gospel
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