the triune god
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Why do catholics use music to praise God?
it unites people and helps them to feel involved in worship. it increases the beauty of worship
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what 5 types of music are used in the catholic liturgy?
psalms, plainchant, hymns, contemporary songs and mass settings
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which parts of the mass highlight the praise and celebration of God?
acclamations
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what are psalms?
poetry from the old testaments
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What is plainchant?
ancient music, sung unaccompanied to a limited range of notes
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What are traditional hymns?
religious songs that praise God
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What are contemporary songs?
recent songs written to a guitar
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What are mass settings?
Parts of mass that are songs ranther than said eg alleluia
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what are 4 acclamations used in mass?
gloria, alleluia, sanctus, and mystery of faith
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What is the gloria?
A hymn to praise god
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what is the alleluia?
a hymn to praise god
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What is the sanctus?
a hymn to praise Gods holiness
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what is the mystery of faith?
an acknowledgement that all of christs life is present in the consecration
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what 3 parts of the bible mention the trinity?
Deuteronomy 6:4, Matthew 3:16 , Galatians 4:6
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What beliefs about the trinity are explained in the bible?
there is only one God
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What does the Nicene Creed teach about the trinity?
that God the father is the creator of all things, God the son is eternal and god the spirit gives life to all things
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What does Genesis 1:1-3 teach about the trinity?
'wind from God' can translate as spririt and that God created the universe with the power of his word
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Give a quote from genesis 1:1:1-3
in the beginning God created the earth, a wind from God swept over the face of the waters
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what is the influence of the trinity on christianity today?
The love of the trinity strengthens the work of the catholic church
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How does the catholic church charge Gods love>
through mission and evangelism
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what are mission and evangelism?
mission is sending people missionaries evangelism is preaching good news about jesus
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How does Mrk 1:9 show the trinity
this describes jesus' baptism the trinity was involved in the salvation from jesus' life
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How does Galatians 4:6 describe how the trinity interacts with christians
'God has sent the spirit of his son into our hearts'
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What did st augustine teach on the intimacy of gods love
that 'god is love' and that the relationship in the trinity is very strong
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what did catherine laguna teach on the intimacy of gods love
she focused on the outward effect of the trinity and that god impacts peoples lives in love
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What is the difference between st augustine teachings and catherine lacguna
Catherine focused on the outward effects of the trinity and st augustine focussed on the inward relationship
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what is baptsm
sign of initiation and participation in the life of God, Father, Son and Spirit.
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why is baptism important?
it cleanses a person of their sins and allows them to feel closer to God
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what is prayer
raising the heart and mind up to God
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What is the difference between traditional and spontaneous prayer
Traditional prayer is pre written and means that it can be used so they can focus on God. spontaneous prayer is used so the people can open up to god fully
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how are prayer and posture linked in christian worship
there are different postures used for prayer that allow you to focus on God
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what is the magisterium?
the authority that the pope and bishops have to shape the churches teachings that comes from the apostles
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How did the magisterium gain so much authority?
When the 12 apostles used to travel they would choose someone to lead the area. this person would become the bishop by apostolic authority. when peter died in rome the bishop of rome became the head of the church.
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why was the council of nicaea called?
a priest was preaching that only god was eternal and not god the son. it was then confirmed that the father and the son are equal and eternal
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why was the council of constantinople called?
There were concerns about the the nature of the trinity. it was confirmed that jesus is both fully god and fully human
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