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Religion and Art Coursework
... Holy Spirit. Mary's hands are painted in a praying posture which can be referred to Mary mourning over the death of Jesus. This painting portrays the depression of the death of Jesus; the image also shows a blackbird standing on ...
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A disciple is someone who is a follower of Jesus Christ
... to be a disciple and you want to follow God.
Once you have got to this stage, you are a "lay person". A lay person is someone who is a follower of Jesus and a member of the Church, but ...
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Q – Explain what a study of Mark’s gospel can tell Christians about the nature of discipleship.
... received their 'call' from Jesus, and they responded with immediate willingness. Jesus called, and the disciples went to him. "Jesus said to them, come with me, and I will teach you to catch people. At once they left their nets ...
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Examine the accounts of the birth of Jesus as found in the St.Matthew and St.Luke. What are the similarities and differences.
... he is both human and divine, that he is the Messiah the chosen one who the Jews believe will liberate them and that he is that he is the decendant of the great king David. One thing for certain that ...
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R E revision notes Mark’s gospel is about good news. The good news is about Jesus. Jesus is the Christ, the promised messiah
... relevant even today.
* Jews believe that their God is the one true God.
* God made a covenant with the Jews.
* A covenant is an agreement that is sacred and binding.
* Sadducees were a party of priests at the temple in ...
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Roman Catholics go and attend mass and receive Holy Communion because it’s showing obedience to Jesus command and at the last supper Jesus said b4 breaking the bread “do this in memory of me”.
... views, beliefs and points on when or where the best place to worship is.
Roman Catholics go and attend mass and receive Holy Communion because it's showing obedience to Jesus command and at the last supper Jesus said b4 breaking ...
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"Being a disciple of Jesus must have a good effect on a person's life" Do you agree? Give reasons to support your answer and show that you have considered different points of view.
... in and someone to use as a role model, to mould their behaviour on. This would have a good effect because they would be spreading the word of God and also, they would be helping people, by setting a good ...
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"Belief in the resurrection has more to do with wishful thinking than with historical fact" Do you agree?
... normal people and you need something larger to look up to. Jesus, and God, is something people need to have in order to look up to them and hope that there is something after death.
However others may have different points ...
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"Christian Festivals have lost their Religious meaning" Do you agree or disagree? Give reasons for your answers showing that you have considered other points of view.
... coming. Who made it possible. Children should learn the religious meaning at an early age so they don't just wait until they receive presents they wait for the miraculous birth of Christ.
Many shops decorate their windows with bright colourful lights ...
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"Christians today are not prepared to suffer as Jesus did" Do you agree? Give reasons for your opinion, showing that you have considered another point of view. Your answer should refer to Mark's Gospel.
... persecuted for their faith. But like Jesus, they did not give in to pressure and deny their faith; they had faith and believed in it. And even though we may be persecuted about being Christians it will not be to ...
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"Christians today are not prepared to suffer as Jesus did." Do you agree? Gives reasons for your opinion, showing that you have considered another argument. Your answers should refer to Mark's Gospel.
... which demand the death of every third child, brought about through the country's overcrowding. Christians even persecute each other, like in Northern Ireland, where only a few years ago, the official fighting died down, in arguments over political rights.
One ...
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"Describe How Jesus Was Presented as a Worker Of Miracles Giving Examples from Luke's Gospel."
... It also brought great recognition of who Jesus was; 'You are Gods holy messenger'.
As a result of the evil spirits' recognition of who Jesus is, they obey his command and flee from the innocent man. It is from ...
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"Describing Jesus as the Son of God is Unnecessarily Difficult for People today". Should this Title be dropped?
... Many people also claim that we are all God's children, not just Jesus.
Other people believe that this title should not be dropped because God refers to being Jesus' father in the Baptism and Transfiguration. ("You are my own dear ...
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"Instruction for the Early Church was the Main Purpose of John's Discourses" - Examine and Assess this Statement with Reference to Any Two "I am" Discourses.
... God. In the Resurrection Discourse Jesus is called the "Son of God", in the True Vine Discourse Jesus links directly himself with God: "everything that I have learned from my Father I have made known to you". This is linked ...
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"Jesus had a special mission to the marginalised" - explain this using examples from the gospel, and say why this provoked a hostile reaction from some Jews.
... seen as outcasts in their own community because they had married pagan invaders, and they had built their own Temple on Mount Gerezim.
An example of how Jesus treated the marginalised is in the story (Luke 5: 12-14) - "Jesus heals ...
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"Jesus had a special mission to the marginalized". Explain this statement, using examples from the gospel and say why the attitude of Jesus provoked a hostile reaction from some Jews.
... man who had Leprosy. When he seen the man, the man fell to his knees and begged Jesus to heal him, "Sir, if you want, you can make me clean!" Then, Jesus stretched out his hands and touched the man, ...
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"Peter is a good role model for Christians despite his faults". Do you agree?
... be told to do by Jesus. Peters name was changed from Simon to Peter when he started following Jesus. In another gospel, Christians learnt that Jesus called Peter his "Rock" this is whom Jesus was going to build his church ...
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"The Demands Jesus makes of his disciples are far too difficult for modern day Christians"
... impossible to leave them behind. It would not be seen as right these days, to leave your family behind, to become a disciple. They have a lot of personnel belongings with a huge sentimental value, e.g. a car or their ...
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"The prologue is the key which unlocks the meaning of the fourth gospel." Examine and evaluate this claim.
... takes us before the start of Jesus' earthly ministry and starts from the beginning of all things, unlike Matthew and Luke who focus on his existence at his birth in the world. The prologue takes a poetic form with occasional ...
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"These parables are still relevant today" Do you agree? Give reasons to support your answer and show that you have thought about different points of view. You must refer to Christianity in your answer.
... this carefully I have to say that on the whole I agree with this statement. Most of his parables still have a relevance today in someway. I feel there are bound to be some parables that have lost their meaning ...
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"What can the world offer apart from Jesus' call to discipleship, taking up your cross".
... except a stick - no bread, no beggars bag......... Wherever you are welcomed stay in the same house until you leave that place."
They were also told to give the message only to those that wanted to hear it.
"If you ...
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It is not possible to be a true disciple of Jesus in the modern world. Do you agree or disagree? Give reasons for your answer, showing that you have considered more than one point of view.
... On the other hand others may disagree because lots of good deeds we do each day count as ways of being a disciple. Even though we live in a cruel and violent world, there are people who are trying to ...
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Explain why the Suffering, Death and Resurrection are Important For Christians today
... and arrests he wouldn't stop more and more people flocked to hear his message and he became a big thorn in the governments side.
It soon became obvious that the government was out for his blood but Romero didn't stop ...
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In our society, prejudice causes just as many problems as it did in Jesus day. It can take as much courage to overcome it today as it did then."
... time leprosy was believed to have been a punishment from God for the sins of the diseased person's forefathers. Lame and poor people had no future in Jesus' time. They were sat outside the temple begging for money, the rich ...
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It is not possible to be a true disciple of Jesus in the modern worldDo you agree or disagree?
... If you are willing to believe that you can't follow someone unless you can physically see him or her, you can't possibly believe in God. This is because nobody alive today can say they have seen God. This is due ...