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Relevant Videos - what can we add here from the Matt Fyfield videos or others. 

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Relevant Videos - what can we add here from the Matt Fyfield videos or others. 

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What key quotations are relevant to this section?

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What key quotations are relevant to this section?

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Old Testament
- Genesis 1:1 "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth"
- Genesis 1:2 "God is spirit"
- Genesis 1:27 - Image and likeness of God. "So God created making in his own image, in the image of God he created them male and female he created them"
- Exodus 20: 1 - 17 Ten Commandments

New Testament
- Matthew 5:1-12 The Beatitudes
- Matthew 23:19 "In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit"
- John 15:12 "This is my command: Love each other as I have loved you"

Nicene Creed
- "we believe in one God, the Father, the Almighty, maker of heaven and earth, of all that is, seen and unseen. We believe in one Lord, Jesus Christ, the only Son of God, eternally begotten of the Father... We believe in the Holy Spirit, the Lord, the giver of life, who proceeds from the Father and of the Son"

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What key definitions are needed for this Unit?

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What key definitions are needed for this Unit?

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Foundational Beliefs - A belief that existed at the beginning of a religious tradition and is essential to the tradition. Eg: Virgin Mary- Jesus was born to Mary.

Fundamental Beliefs - A belief upon which others have been built that if removed would cause the collapse of the tradition. Eg: Only One God.

Subsequent Beliefs - A belief that is not integral to a religious tradition but that helps to shape the character of a religious tradition. Eg: Mary’s Assumption.

Distinctive Beliefs - A belief that is found only in that religious tradition\it interpreted in a unique way in that tradition. Eg: Jesus us the Messiah.
Omnipotent - All powerful.
Omniscient - All knowing.
Omnipresent - Everywhere.
Immanent - God is close.
Monotheistic - Only one God.
Aspects - Is the way a religious tradition expresses their meaning and beliefs. Eg: Beliefs, social structure, symbols...

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There is a relationship between religion and society as the views and teachings of a religion can impact how people act in a society. This interplay also impacts on individuals within a tradition; society produces the environment that challenges individual's beliefs trusting them into the public arena in defence. The adherent may then shape the views of society, be dismissed as irrelevant, or be condemned or restricted as harmful. In the interplay between religion and society, religion responds to many needs in society at the national, communal group and individual level. Some of the needs that religion responds to are war, extremism, health, political influence, cultural benefits, secularisation and social stability.

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Now connect each of these beliefs in some way to each of the nine aspects.

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Now connect each of these beliefs in some way to each of the nine aspects.

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Beliefs | How they are connected
Ultimate Reality |
Text- Nicene Creed Ritual- At church, the Nicene Creed is recited at church
Belief- that  there is an ultimate reality that is omnipresent omnipotent and omniscient.Sacred stories- Genesis 1 and 2S.P.A.T- Church, crossSymbol-Cross Ethics- Religious experience- Going to church Ethics- God is creator, and His will should be respected.
Nature and purpose of Human Life |
Sacred text:
Beliefs: Building the Kingdom of God on earth
Ritual: Mass- gathering together as a community and forming a group with like-minded people.
S.P.A.T: ChurchMary Mackillop Heritage Centre Symbols:
Ethics: Following the 10 Commandments
Stories:Genesis (Creation stories)
Social Structure:Pope, Priest, Cardinals, Nuns & Brothers, Lay people
Religious Experience:Fundraising Coming together as a community and spreading the word of God.Easter- Celebrating the resurrection of Jesus.Christmas
Relationship between UR & Humanity |
Sacred stories- Resurrection of Jesus
Beliefs- The Kingdom of God, God is omnipresent
Ritual- People coming together to worship and be faithful to God and saints at Church
Sacred Text - Holy Bible, Scriptures, Genesis 1:26 “ let us make man in our image and our likeness”
Religious Experience- Going to church, praying and worshiping God
Symbols - Icons, Cross
Social Structure- Catholic Hierarchy of nuns, brothers and bishops etc
Ethics- The 10 commandments that adherents are expected to follow in order to go into the KOG
SPAT- Church, KOG, Alter at the back

Relationship between Humans | Belief-- “Love one another as I have loved you.”- (John 13)
Rituals- Going to church, family gatherings
Texts- Holy Bible and scriptures Stories -The Good Samaritan Noah’s ArkGenesis 2
SPAT-Church
Symbols - Cross, Bread & Wine
Social structure - Catholic Hierarchy
Ethics- “Treat thy neighbour as thyself “(Mark 12:31), almsgiving
Religious experiences-
Relationship between human life and the rest of the world |
Belief-  We are all equal beyond God’s eyes.
Rituals -
Texts - Genesis 2  “ work it and take care of it” Genesis 2:115 Stories - Noah’s Ark Story, Adam & Eve
SPAT- Church Monasteries Catholic Schools
Symbols - Tree of life
Social structure -Catholic Hierarchy
Ethics- The 10 Commandments. Adherents must obey in order to go to the KOG and must look after all of God’s creations down on earth. Ecospirituality
Religious experiences- Going to church, having an individual experience with the world and those around you.

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Beliefs can be categorised as relevant to the following: 

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Ultimate Reality:
- God is the 'maker of heaven and earth' (Nicene Creed)
- God is Omnipresent/ immanent (Nicene Creed)
Nature and purpose of Human Life:
- To create the Kingdom of God on earth
Responsibility of dominion over earth (stewardship of creation)
Relationship between UR & Humanity:
- Create God's kingdom of earth (Matthew 6:10)
- Holy Trinity (Nicene Creed)
Relationship between Humans:
- Made in the image and likeness of God - human dignity
Relationship between human life and the rest of the world:
- To look after the environment (Genesis 1:15)

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Beliefs - Name some of the key beliefs that you have used in AOS 3.1

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Beliefs - Name some of the key beliefs that you have used in AOS 3.1

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Christian View:
-  human are made in the image and likeness of God
- Fully human: adhering to His commandments, and recognise God’s will through human conscience
- Sin is forgiven

Suffering:
- Jesus has also endured extreme suffering as well at the Cross
- Be like Christ and for Christ’s sake
- Charity: allows suffering to bring about an important good
- Humility: bring us closer to what is good
- Transformation: transforms us into saints
- Punishment: cause suffering to ourselves

Kingdom of God
- the Church is not equal but strains towards KOG
- the Church proclaims the KOG
- all are called to the KOG
- it is God's redemptive presence
- it is not just for the future.

Ultimate Reality:
- Transcendent: perfect and absolute
- Omnipotent: powerful
- Immanent: among us
- Omnipresent: everywhere
- Omniscient: knowing

Holy Trinity
- God the Father (Creator)
- God the Son (Redeemer)
- God the Holy Spirit (Sacrificer)

Pascal Mystery:
- the salvation of Jesus
- The word ‘Paschal’ comes from an ancient Aramaic word, meaning ‘Passover’. It refers to the fact that Jews believe God ‘passed over’ the houses of the Jews when the slaying of the firstborn occurred in Egypt

Monotheism
- Only one God
- "I believe in one god" - The Nicene Creed

Nicene Creed
- "He suffered death and was buried, and rose again on the third day" is about the resurrection  - The Nicene Creed
- The Nicene Creed is a "symbol," of the truths of the Christian faith.

Life After Death
- Eschatology: study of life after death
- Death: everyone fears it but is inevitable.
- Judgement: the day of judgement is the day when we reject or accept God's love.
- Heaven: state of eternal life in union with God. A final, perfect human fulfilment
- Purgatory: purification where preparation is undertaken for entrance into heaven.
- Hell: deliberately reject God's love after death.

Good Vs. Evil
- Good: virtuous, worthy and beneficial to themselves and others
- Evil: immoral, wrong or negative
- Free will: independent action and taking responsibility