Chapter 3- Finals
Ms. Callinan's Intro to Religious Studies review for Finals
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- Two Source Theory
- explains that the gospels of Matthew and Luch both took information from the gospel of Mark along with a Q-source
- Ordo
- the Church's calender or order of Scripture readings for Mass
- Jesus
- came to save us from our sin by bringing us together in harmony with God
- Luke
- protrays Jesus as "Lord and Savior"
- Epiphany
- a revealing or showing after Jesus's birth, God revealed toe people other than Jews represented by the magithat Jesus was the long-promised Messiah
- Incarnation
- the second person of the Blessed Trinity whild remaining God assumed a human nature and became man. The Son of God became a true man while remaining true God
- Annunciation
- the announcement of the angel Gabriel that through the pwer of the Holy Spirit, Mary though a virgin was to be the mother of the Son og God who would be called Jesus
- Beatitudes
- Jesus' teaching about the meaning and ptath to true happiness
- Kingdom of God
- God's reign of justice, love and peace
- Mark
- portrays Jesus as "The Suffereing Servant"
- Hessed
- God's relentless love
- Transfiguation
- the event in which Jesus reveals his divine glory to his Apostles. This event prefigures or points to the Ressurection of Jesus.
- Immaculate Conception
- The church teaching that God favored Mary by perserving her from all stain of original sin from the first moment of her conception
- Nativity
- the birth of Jesus
- Parable
- a type of fingrative story Jesus told often to descrive the Kingdom of God
- Synoptic Gospels
- Matthew, Mark, and Luke
- 4th through 10th Commandments
- enforce one to "love thy neighbor as they would love themselves"
- John
- protrays Jesus as "Divine Son"
- Matthew
- portrays Jesus as "The New Moses"
- to reconcile
- to restore to friendship
- Sunday Gospel Readings
- are arranged in a 3- year cycle
- Jesus
- saves us by performing miracles and challenging new ways of life
- Paul
- wrote epistles or letters to address various concers raised in his chruch communities and also to convey the "Risen Jesus" to the congregation