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Theme C: religion, human rights and social justice -Key-Terms for Chapter 13.

Assessment Guidance - Sample Student Answer 4 & 5 Mark Questions & Practice Paper - Study Tip. 9 slides to aid revision for Chapter 1.

(3.4) 'The Triune God explained in the Bible' 24 slides to aid pages 70 & 71. Objectives i. Know passages in the Bible that show the scriptural origins of being in the Trinity. ii. Understand the implications of belief on the Trinity for the believer.

(3.3) 'Acclamations used in the Mass' 32 slides to aid pages 68 & 69. Objectives 1. Know about the different Eucharist acclamations . 2. Understand the importance of the Eucharist acclamation for Catholics. 3. Appreciate how words and music praise God’s love

(3.6) 'The influence of the Trinity on Christian today' 26 slides to aid pages 74 and 75. Objectives i. Understand how Christians are called to share the life of the Trinity. ii. Understand how Christians use mission and evangelism to share the love of God.

(3.5) 'The Trinity in the Nicene Creed and Genesis 1' 28 slides to aid pages 72 & 73. Objectives i. Know what the Nicene Creed teaches about the nature of God. ii. Understand what Genesis 1:1-3 says about the Triune God.

(Baptism) 25 slides to aid the understanding of the symbolism of baptism & Understand how baptism allows the believer to join in the life of the Trinity.

(3.10) ' baptism' 25 slides to aid pages 82 & 83. Baptism i. Understand the symbolism of baptism. ii. Understand how baptism allows the believer to join in the life of the Trinity.

The death, resurrection and ascension of Jesus (28 slides). Objective i. Know why creation needed to be redeemed. ii. Understand the importance of the death, resurrection and ascension of Jesus in the restoration of creation.

(4.4) The role of Jesus in restoration through sacrifice-(28 slides) to aid pages 96 & 97. Objectives i. Know why creation needed to be redeemed. ii. Understand the importance of the death, resurrection and ascension of Jesus in the restoration of creation.

Jesus' death, burial, resurrection and ascension - (36 slides). Objectives i. Know how Jesus’ death, resurrection and ascension are all stages in redemption. ii. Understand the meaning of each of these events.

(4.8 a) St. Irenaeus' and St. Anselm's thoughts on salvation - (25 slides) to aid page 105. Objective i. know what metaphors St. Irenaeus and St. Anselm used to describe salvation.

(4.7), (4.8) & (4.8 a) -75 slides to aid pages: 102 - 105. (4.7) Redemption in the Bible (1) -29 slides. (4.8) Redemption in the Bible (2) - 21 slides. (4.8a) St. Irenaeus’ and St. Anselm’s thoughts on salvation - 25 slides = 75 slides in total. Objectives (4.7) I. Know how the Bible shows that redemption took place. ii. Understand the importance of the death, resurrection and ascension of Jesus for redemption. (4.8) ii. Understand how the four Bible passages on pages 102 - 104 show how the redemption happened through the work of Jesus. (4.8a) i. Know what metaphors St. Irenaeus and St. Anselm used to describe salvation.

(4.10) Redemption in the Mass - 38 slides to aid pages 108 & 109. Objectives i. Know how the structure of the Mass reflects Christian beliefs. ii. Understand how redemption is celebrated in the Mass.

(4.9) The importance of conscience for Christians - 39 slides to aid pages 106 & 107. Objectives i. Know what is meant by conscience. ii. Understand how conscience guides a believer.

(4.11) Different Christian understandings of the Eucharist- 41 slides to aid pages 110 & 111. Objectives i. Know how the Eucharist is the ‘source and summit’ of Christian life for Catholics. ii. Understand how different Christian denominations interpret the Eucharist.