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Mind Map by Luke Jones, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Luke Jones
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Trinity
- Prayer
- Traditional
- Passed down from generations
- Become more
open to presence
of God
- Lord's Prayer
- Hail Mary
- Words are easy to say which means
more
- Passed down from generations
- Spontaneous
- No Format
- Comes from the Heart
- More sincere
- Holy spirit gudies them into what
they say
- No Format
- Prayer meaning
- Raising of heart and mind to God
- It is a form of
communication with God
- There are two types
- Raising of heart and mind to God
- Traditional
- Prayer
Postures
- Joined hands
- A sign of asking
for God's Help
- Acknowledging their
complete dependence
- A sign of asking
for God's Help
- Standing
- Shows respect of the authority of God
- Shows respect of the authority of God
- Prostrating
- Lie flat with face to ground
- Shows the belief that everything comes from God
- Lie flat with face to ground
- Kneeling
- Shows submission to God
- God is in Authority asking for
pardon and forgiveness
- Shows submission to God
- Joined hands
- Importance of
Trinity today
- Christians believe that the idea of the trinity feeds
into modern day Mission and Evangelisation
- IT shows relationship and community. They believe that
they are called to pass this on to the others around them
- Mission comes from the word to 'Send out'
- The church will send people out to care for
the needs of others in many different ways
- They believe that they should love others as
they love God as God loves them
- Evangelism means preaching the
Gospel by words and actions. Love
for God is so great they want to
share it
- Christians pass the Gospel because they want to
help others experience joy, peace and love of
being a believeer. Done as an expression of love
- Christians believe that the idea of the trinity feeds
into modern day Mission and Evangelisation
- Trinity in the
Bible
- Bible is the word of God.
Inspired by God, written by man
- Teachings do not contradict
the words of the Bible
- 'Trinity' or 'Triune God' not found in
the Bible, only references to the
Father, Son and Holy Spirit
- The work of Jesus began
with his Baptism
- St Paul when writing to the
Galatians makes constant
references to the relationship
between the Father, Son and
Holy Spirit
- Bible is the word of God.
Inspired by God, written by man
- Music in the
Liturgy
- Plainchant
- Also known as Gregorian Chant. It
is an ancient form of music and
has a limited range of notes
- It is primarily used in monastaries
and with the divine office nowadays
- Latin is the main language in plain chant
- Also known as Gregorian Chant. It
is an ancient form of music and
has a limited range of notes
- Traditional
Hymns
- Usually means hymns
that have been used by
generations of bele
- They are still used today but
not as much as before
- Usually means hymns
that have been used by
generations of bele
- Contemprary
worship songs
- After Vatican II the mass was
allowed to be said and
celebrated in the local language
- More personal than before
- The Plainchant or
traditional Hymns were
the area of choir only.
- Since 1960's there has been an
increase in the amount of
religious songs produced
- More upbeat
- They feed into the emotions of the person more so
than the relationship with God and so have turned
away many of the older generation of people
- After Vatican II the mass was
allowed to be said and
celebrated in the local language
- Mass Settings
- These are the parts of the mass which
really should be sung instead of said
- They include: ALLeluia,
Eucharistic acclamations' Lord
have mercy, Lamb of God
- These are the parts of the mass which
really should be sung instead of said
- Plainchant
- Baptism
- Originated after Jesus told the disciples to
go and 'make disciples of all nations
baptising them in the name of the Father
and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit
- The symbol is water.
Washing away the old
and starting of the new
- It is best seen when a
person if fully immersed
- The waters were called the waters of the tomb as going
down in the water is a symbol of joining Christ in the tomb
- The believer commits their life to God in the
same way Jesus did by giving up his life to God
- Today the sprinkling of water
on the baby's head is symbolic
but has the same meaning
- Water is a symbol of the holy spirit and it is the Holy
Spirit who calls a person into faith and who sustains
that same commitment expressed through baptism
- Important to all Christians except
the Quakers and Salvation Army
- Originated after Jesus told the disciples to
go and 'make disciples of all nations
baptising them in the name of the Father
and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit
- Trinity and the
Magisterium
- The power of the Magisterium is passed
through Apostolic Succession
- The Holy Spirit guides the work of the whole church in truth
- When the bishops gather to discuss a teaching, their
decision is accepted as binding for all believers
- Official declarations of faith by the
pope are accepted as being infallible
- The power of the Magisterium is passed
through Apostolic Succession
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