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Religion Exam Notes
meaning & purpose
important life events (life experiences categorised into the created world, others and the mystery of who they are)
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beliefs and practices
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practice of baptism
insight and truth
humans have an inclination to sin, deprivation of original holiness
harmony with God broken, ignorance, suffering and death enter humanity
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Baptism cleanses all sin, repairs relationship with God and offers the promise of eternal life
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the victory he won over sin has given us greater blessings that sin took from us: "where sin increased, grace abounded all the more"
by imparting the life of Christs grace, Baptism erases original is and turns us back to God
cleanses personal/original sin, initiation and welcome, restores relationship/turns us back to God, offers promise of eternal life if we focus on Jesus
"Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptising them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit." (Matthew 28:18-20).
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Baptism, by imparting the life of Christ's grace, erases original sin and turns a man back towards God (ccc)
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violence in society
violence
violation of the rights of others, acts and behaviours of aggression that cause distress, a risk to the safety and health of others
violence, especially domestic abuse against women, can stem from disrespect that has been tolerated since youth, which has also been influenced by pop culture, peers, parents and other family.
this can grow to vulgar and violent attitudes towards women, as society "perceives women as less valuable"
domestice violence is a learned behaviour through observation, experience and reinforcement
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religion
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"institution, organisation, power, corruption"
faith, reconnects us to God
spirituality
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free will, a way of living
avoid criticism, less controversial
religion
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has beliefs/teachings, rituals/practices and structures/processes
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sacred laws, texts, symbols etc
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people do this in different ways, some turn to religion, which responds through beliefs and teachings etc.
birth, adulthood, marriage, death