-They were written between t35 and 60 years after Jesus' death.

-According to Matthew, Mark and Luke Jesus was reluctant to make grandiose claims about himself.

2. Suetonius was a private secretary to Hadrian the Roman Emperor and wrote about the Caesars who expelled the Jews from Rome because they were constantly making disturbances at the instigation of "Chrestus".

3. Pliny was the Governor of what is now Turkey and wrote in 112 CE that he saw nothing wrong with the early Christians

4. Flavius Josephus was a Jewish soldier who was taken prisoner and became a friend of the Emperor Vespasian and wrote about Jewish histories and mentioned Jesus but it could've been added later by Christians.

-They are all God and equal but not the same.

-God the Son is the human face of God .

-The Holy Spirit took over God's work of Earth and the lives in every Christian to give them strength, courage and guidance. The Holy Spirit takes our prayers to God.

-Ex Nihilo: God created the world out of nothing, he is omnipotent, omnibenevolent, omnipresent and omniscient.

-The soul is the spiritual and eternal part of a living being.

-Non-Christians go to purgatory and their journey is sped up by our Earthly prayers.

-What the goats did wrong: 'for I was hungry and you gave me nothing to eat, I was thirsty and oyu gave me nothing to drink'

-What is the punishment: 'into eternal fire

-A servant 'owed millions of dollars'

-He couldn't pay off the debt so had to be sold as a slave.

-He begged and the king forgave him.

-Another servant owned the servant money.

-He didn't forgive him but choked him.

-Other servants snitched.

-First servant thrown in jail.

-God is metaphysical and is transcendent or above a reality which is perceptible to the senses.

-'There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain (Revelations 21:4)

-In the Our Father: 'and forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us'

-Parable of the unforgiving servant.

-Jesus said to forgive '70x7'

-Redemption is the idea that people can be forgiven for their sins through Jesus' sacrifice.

-Instead of an eye for an eye, but Jesus said if someone hits you on the right cheek offer them the left as well.

-He said pray for those who persecute you.

-Give up money for the poor but do so secretly.

-Do not show off your religion.

Agree points: Purgatory is heaven for everyone who have lived a good life, God is omnibenevolent, Jesus said to forgive "70x7" and "The son of man didn't come to be served but to serve as a ransom for many"

Disagree points: God is just and fair and therefore we have free will to make our own choices. "Do not fool yourselves; people who are immoral or who worship idols or are adulterers or homosexual perverts or who steal or who are greedy or who are drunkards or who slander others or are thieves-none of these will posses God'd Kingdom" ( 1 Corinthians 6:9-10

-Our relationship with people: Respect your father and mother, do not commit murder, do not commit adultery, do not steal, do not steal, do not accuse anyone falsely and do not be jealous of other people's belongings.

-Blessed are those who are poor in spirit.

-Blessed are those who mourn.

-Blessed are the meek.

-Blessed are those who hunger for righteousness.

-Blessed are the merciful.

-Blessed are the pure in heart.

-Blessed are the peacemakers.

-Blessed are those who are persecuted for a righteous causes

-Mary remained a virgin her whole life.

-She was the immaculate conception and Mary is the "Mother of God" but she is not divine as she is not part of the Holy Trinity.

For why she should be worshipped as much as Jesus: She was the Immaculate Conception and without her there would be no Jesus, did God's will with no questions asked and ascended into Heaven.

She shouldn't be worshipped as much as Jesus because: she is not in the Nicene creed, didn't sacrifice her life on Earth and women are not as important in the churches eyes 

-An incorruptible body is a saints body which doesn't undergo the normal process of decomposition and is a sign of holiness.

-The communion of the saints is where members of the church are untied with one another by their faith in God and love. Living and dead.

-Mortal sin is where you do something wrong whilst knowing it is wrong. You go to Hell if you die with mortal sin but you can be forgiven through confession.

-Venial sin is when you have done something wrong but did not do so intentionally. You can get forgiven through prayer and the Penitential rite at mass and if you die with venial sin you will go to Purgatory.

-Evidence: 'Why, then, do you look at the speck in your brothers eye and pay no attention to the log in your own' (Matt 7:3)

-It comforts those who have suffered the death of a relative. ('part from Stalin)

-Explains the evil and suffering in this life.

-Encourages people to repent.