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Religion and Young People

Definitions
1. Brotherhood
  1. support derived from being part of a community with shared values
2. Coming of Age ceremonies
  1. rituals performed to celebrate a child's move to adulthood
3. Empowerment
  1. developing confidence in individuals or groups
4. Marginalisation
  1. the social process of being left out
5. Secular Society
  1. all aspects of society that are not connected with religion
Birth and Commitment Ceremonies
1. Infant Baptism
2. baby dressed in white
  1. Symbolises purity
3. priest asks parents + godparents 3 Q's about their faith
4. water taken from font is sprinkled over baby's head
5. "In the name of the..."
6. symbol of cross made
7. lighted candle given to the parents
  1. symbol of Jesus
Ceremonies of Commitment
1. 12 years
  1. Baptism
    1. preparation classes
    2. service conducted by Bishop
    3. asks 3 Q's asked at Birth
      1. They reply yes
    4. lays hand on forehead and confirms
    5. Holy Communion then celebrated
2. believer's Baptism
  1. candidates amke confessions of sins
  2. minister leads them
    1. fully immersed in water
      1. Symbolises dying to sin and rising to life again in Christ
Young people
1. Moral choices
  1. Upbringing
  2. Spirituality
  3. Moral Codes
  4. Religous beliefs
  5. Peer Pressure
  6. Other influences
2. Being Religous
  1. Benefits
    1. range of activites
    2. Empowerment
    3. support of brotherhood
  2. Problems
    1. Secular Society
    2. Marginalisation
    3. Peer Pressure
    4. Generation Gap
Freedom of Choice
1. always limitations
2. Generation Gap
3. Religions impose rules- although they also say free will
4. Peer groups impose rules
5. Our various relationships influence us
Key Teachings
1. Children, obey your parents in everything, for this pleases the Lord (Corinthians)
2. Spare the rod, spoil the child (Proverbs)

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