Religious Education: Christianity Key Words 0.0 / 5 ? Religious StudiesChristianityGCSEWJEC Created by: MelanieAnneCreated on: 30-10-17 16:37 Non-Literalist A christian who interprets the stories in the Bible and believe things are true but may have taken longer. 1 of 13 Omnibenevolent The state of being all-loving and infinitely - a charactertics often attributed to God. 2 of 13 Omnipotent The all-powerful, almighty and unlimited nature of God. 3 of 13 Trinity Christians see God in 3 ways - the father, the son and the holy spirit 4 of 13 Incarnation God becoming human in the form of Jesus 5 of 13 Atonement The belief that Jesus' death on the cross healed the riff between humans and God 6 of 13 Resurrection The belief that Jesus rose from the dead on Easter Sunday, conquering death. 7 of 13 Sacraments Blessings by God at certain times such as baptism. 8 of 13 Evangelism Preaching the gospel to others with the intention of converting others to the christian faith. 9 of 13 Pluralist A society where a number of religions are followed alongside each other. 10 of 13 Secular A society where religious beliefs and practices are increasingly less important to a growing number of people. 11 of 13 Denomination Group of Christians, e.g, catholic, Quaker, Anglican. 12 of 13 Literalist A christian who believes everything in the Bible word for word. 13 of 13
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