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Theme 2 Part E - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Roman Catholics recognise seven sacraments: baptism, Eucharist, confirmation, reconciliation, anointing of the sick, marriage, holy orders
      - Protestant denominations only recognise Baptism and Communion
      - Quakers have no sacraments
  - - - atonement/the resurrection etc
  - - - However, some Christians such as monks and nuns to decide to fully immerse themselves in a life that revolves around a strict fellowship with other Christians and God
- - - - Early Christians met to pray in private homes
        
        intensity of their relationship with the Holy Spirit made people seek a constant fellowship with God and eachother
        
        Prayer recognized as main source of community strenth
        
        could privately introduce this 'new fellowship' to pious Jews
    - - Holy Communion in remembrance of the Last Supper as an example of worship
      - dividing loaves as a communal meal, helping poorer members of the Church commuity
      - Both interpretations demonstrate unity with eachother and Jesus
    - - teaching Kerygmata, early Christians devoted and accepted this teaching, includes repentence and baptism led believers into fellowship with God and eachother
    - - Luke is testifying voluntary, loving and selfless disposition of early Christianity, as the Holy Spirit compels them to care for the less fortunate
      - Not everyone received a distribution of what was ‘laid at the apostles feet’, the proceeds were distributed wherever the need was greatest
      - does not mean 'religious communism'