1.2 – Catholicism 101 - Beliefs. Beliefs Practices Places and Things People.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Death and the Afterlife
Advertisements

10.1 Beliefs and Values Revision. Main Topics Why Christians believe that God is one and three Why Christians believe that God is the Father and the Creator.
Chapter 2: Knowing God Reason and Revelation.
Should I get baptized?.
5/13/20151 THE CATHOLIC ANSWER GAME Created by Ronald J. Evans, SFO A series of games for families, elementary, middle and, high school, adult education,
Christianity 101 Mrs. Davies World History. Christian belief centers on the life and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth, a Jewish teacher and healer who lived.
By: Olivia, Meghan, Amy, Matteo and Jonathan
Facts About Christianity
Suiza Música: Time to said goodbye (Sarah Brightman y Andrea Bocelli)
Community and tradition
Within the Body of Christ The Church. Journey We join a journey already in progress – Past Creation, “The Fall” and The promise Salvation History Jesus.
THE HOLY SPIRIT The Third Person of the Blessed Trinity.
CHRISTIANITY Kelsey, Ellie, Lexi and Amiee. THE RELIGION  Christianity is a popular religion worldwide.  2 Billion Adherents worldwide  Around 42 Million.
The Rise of Christianity Objective: To describe and interpret the origins and doctrinal beliefs of Christianity. Essential Questions: How are elements.
Homework Read pages “Interview Questions for Practicing Catholic” (due Friday) Read Chronicles of Narnia Summer Reading.
The Christian Faith. Christianity Christianity is the world's biggest religion, with about 2.2 billion followers worldwide. It is based on the teachings.
Unit 1 Introduction to World Civilizations and New Ideas Sub Unit 1 Introduction to World Religions Lesson 2 Beliefs of Christianity.
Christianity  Christianity is a monotheistic religion and is the world’s biggest religion with over 2 billion followers worldwide.  Monotheistic means.
Christianity The world’s largest religion with over 2 billion followers (almost 30% of all people) A religion based on the life and teachings of Jesus.
By Jackie, Mitch, Karla, Erin, and Dayana.. Christianity is a monotheistic religion based on the teachings of Jesus of Nazareth in the New Testament.
What percentage of people in the world say they follow:
APOSTOLIC:FOUNDED ON THE APOSTLES
The Creed A creed is a statement of beliefs, from the Latin, credo, or “I believe”.
Christianity. Review of religions I. Hinduism Hinduism, the world ’ s third largest religion, is one of the oldest religions.
Christianity.  World’s largest faith  2.1 billion followers  Based on the teachings of Jesus Christ who lived over 2,000 years ago  Worship in churches.
Christianity. What is Christianity? World’s largest religion with about 2.2 billion followers worldwide Religion based on the life and teachings of Jesus.
Jesus Reveals his Relationship to the Father and Son as seen in Jesus’ Baptism (Mark 1:9- 12). 1)What three things take place as Jesus comes up from the.
The Holy Spirit The Third Person of the Blessed Trinity.
Christianity.
What Catholics Believe
By Austin Blankenship.  The meaning of Episcopal is based on or recognizing a governing order of bishops: an Episcopal hierarchy.  The major belief.
Christianity. The cross is the central symbol of Christianity. Christians believe that Jesus died on the cross and three days later rose from the dead.
CHRISTIANITY. Who is followed and Important Teachings A 2,000 year old religion based on the life, teachings, death and resurrection of Jesus Christians.
THE APOSTLES’ CREED Catholics believe that the Word of God is found not only in the Bible but also in the spoken word, a form of Sacred Tradition. Sacred.
CHRISTIANITY. Current Population  2 billion  Largest in the world.
Christianity briefly Christianity is the world's biggest religion, with about 2.2 billion followers worldwide. It is based on the teachings of Jesus.
Christianity. Important Elements One God but exists in the Trinity: God the Father God the Son (God taking human form) The Holy Spirit (the actions of.
Looking for Meaning. Who is God? What is God like?  Ultimate being  Creator of the world  Sustainer of the world  Deity  The One  Almighty God:
Largest religious group in the world - approx. 2 bil (34%) Basic belief: There is only one God, Jesus was his Son sent to save humanity from eternal sin.
Resurrection & Ascension Salvation Fulfilled. Resurrection What is the Resurrection? ◦ Not resuscitation ◦ A real event  Christ appeared to about 500.
Christianity. Messiah the idea that originated in Judaism, a savior of the world who saves people from the punishment of sins and death. For Christians,
Warm up?  What are the moral guidelines all Jewish people must follow? What other religions follow this code?
Today’s Vocab  Bible: The Christian sacred text. Contains both the new and old testament.  Salvation: The end goal for all Christians. Enter into Heaven.
The Christian Creeds: The Apostles’ Creed and The Nicene Creed.
The Three Monotheistic Religions Judaism, Christianity, & Islam.
WORLD RELIGIONS. RELIGION What is a religion? a set of beliefs concerning the cause, nature, and purpose of the universe, especially when considered as.
BY: JENNY HO CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE. We Believe: GOD IS THE CREATOR OF HEAVEN AND EARTH.
Early Christianity By: Rebekah Bender History 101.
INTRODUCTION TO CHRISTIANITY GRADE 9 WORLD HISTORY/ SOCIAL STUDIES.
Students will be able to describe the geographic origins, founders, teachings, traditions, customs and beliefs of each major world religion. World Religions.
JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES By Brandon Guthmiller. ARE JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES PROTESTANTS?  No, they are Christians, but they don’t consider themselves to be Protestants.
Christianity. Important Elements One God but exists in the Trinity: God the Father God the Son (God taking human form) The Holy Spirit (the actions of.
NCEA ACRE VOCABULARY. Martyrs Saints and other holy people who die for their faith. Martyr means “witness”. By being faithful even when faced with death,
Aim: What does it mean to be Christian?
World Religions: Christianity.
Judaism & Christianity
NCEA ACRE VOCABULARY.
Theology I Core beliefs.
The Third Person of the Blessed Trinity
Christianity Christianity is a monotheistic religion and is the world’s biggest religion with over 2 billion followers worldwide. Monotheistic means.
Christianity.
CHAPTER 1.
Chapter 1 Beliefs, Practices, and Attitudes
The world’s biggest religion, with about 2.1 billion followers.
Key Christian Beliefs.
The Third Person of the Blessed Trinity
Christianity Christianity is a monotheistic religion and is the world’s biggest religion with over 2 billion followers worldwide. Monotheistic means.
Aim: What does it mean to be Christian?
Unit 3 World Religions Lesson #6 Christianity
God in the Apostles’ Creed
Presentation transcript:

1.2 – Catholicism Beliefs

Beliefs Practices Places and Things People

Important Catholic Beliefs About God and Jesus About Humanity About Eternity About the Church and Bible About the World

Catholic Beliefs About God Only One God (monotheism) God exists mysteriously as a Trinity of three distinct but united “persons” – Father, Son, Holy Spirit God the Son came to earth and became a human – as Jesus Christ. This is known as the Incarnation. Jesus was fully God and fully human.

Analogies help us understand the mystery of the Trinity: 1.St. Patrick used a 3-leaf clover. 2.St. Augustine said God is like the Sun – the Father is like the orb of the sun, Jesus like the rays that reach out to Earth, and the Holy Spirit like the sun’s warmth. 3.Water (H2O) exists as solid (ice), liquid, gas (steam) – but all 3 are H2O. 4.An apple has skin, fruit, core – but it is still an apple.

Beliefs About Jesus 1.Jesus is fully God. He is the 2 nd person of the Trinity (the Son). 2.Jesus is also fully human. He became human (the incarnation, celebrated on Christmas). 3.Jesus is the Savior (Messiah) who rescues humanity from sin. 4.Jesus died on a cross. 5.God the Father raised Jesus from the dead (the resurrection, celebrated on Easter)

Beliefs About Humanity 1.God created the world (and humans) as good. 2.Humans disobeyed God – original sin. 1.Humans continue to sin. 2.God the Father sent his Son Jesus into the world to restore and save humans from their sin.

Catholic Beliefs about Eternity Catholics believe all people are destined for eternal life after death: 1.Those who trust and follow God go to Heaven. Angels and saints also live in heaven. 2.Those who reject God go to Hell, which is ruled by Satan (the Devil), a fallen angel who rebelled against God. 3.Catholics (but not Protestants) also believe in a third place, Purgatory, a midway “place” or “process” in which people are “purged” or “cleansed” of their sin, before entering Heaven. Catholics NO LONGER believe in Limbo, a place where unbaptized babies go if they die. In the past, it was believed that no unbaptized person could enter into Heaven, even innocent babies – hence, Limbo.

Catholic Beliefs about Church and the Bible 1.Catholics believe Jesus founded a Church on the foundation of the apostles. It is a family, the “body of Christ” with all Catholics as different parts of the Body. 2.Catholics believe God reveals the fullness of spiritual truth in Sacred Tradition, which is alive in the Church and has been passed down from the apostles; in the Bible; and in the Magisterium, the leaders of the church (Pope, bishops, etc.).

Catholics believe that the Church is: ONE: Jesus founded one church. Catholics believe the “fullness” of Christianity is found only in the Roman Catholic Church. HOLY: Pure, sacred, set apart for carrying out God’s plans on earth. CATHOLIC: Universal – not limited to time, place, race or culture. APOSTOLIC: Derives its authority from a continuous, unbroken line of tradition that has been passed down from the original apostles of Jesus.

Catholic Beliefs About the World 1.Catholics believe in the sacredness of all life, especially human life. For this reason, they oppose abortion, euthanasia, the death penalty, etc., and oppose unjust wars or the use of violence. 2.Catholics believe all people must take care of God’s world. This includes promoting peace and justice. 3.Catholics believe in loving all people as children of God. They follow the Ten Commandments and other teachings of Jesus to love God and neighbor.

Catholic Beliefs About Other Religions Catholics believe the fullness of God’s truth resides only in the Roman Catholic Church. However, Catholics dialogue and talk with non-Catholic Christians, in the hope that someday, divisions will be healed. This dialogue is known as ecumenism. Christians also dialogue with other religions – Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, etc. – searching for common ground. This is known as interreligious dialogue.