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Magisterium
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- The teaching authority of the Church, exercised by the bishops in communion with the Pope.
- The Magisterium is given grace by the Holy Spirit to faithfully interpret the Scriptures and tradition.
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Death
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- The end of physical life.
- When the physical body ceases completely to function.
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Eternal LIfe
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- The term used to refer to life in heaven after death.
- Also, the phrase Jesus uses to describe a state of living as God intends which leads to this life in heaven
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Heaven
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- Those who have accepted God’s grace and forgiveness in this life will enjoy an eternal existence in God’s presence in the next life.
- This face to face encounter with God is what we call “heaven”.
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Hell
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- Those who through misuse of their free will, reject God’s grace and forgiveness, and have chosen to live eternally outside of God’s presence.
- This total lack of God for all eternity is what we call “hell”.
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Judgement
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- At the end of our life, we will be faced with an ultimate choice to choose God or reject God.
- The decision we take leads to judgement and decides whether we ‘go’ to heaven or hell.
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Resurrection
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- The raising of the body to life again after death.
- Christians believe that Jesus has already experienced resurrection and that all people will experience it at the end of time.
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Soul
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- The eternal part of a human being given at conception which lives on after the death of the body.
- Also a name for a human being’s rational nature – their mind.
GCSE Religious Studies - Eduqas Route B
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Decks in class (11)
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Skills Content19
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Origins and Meaning Key Concepts8
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Good and Evil Key Concepts8
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Life and Death Key Concepts8
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Sin and Forgiveness Key Concepts8
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Judaism Key Concepts8
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Origins and Meaning Content80
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Good and Evil Content68
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Life and Death Content68
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Sin and Forgiveness Content87
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Judaism Content67
