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1. Outline three catholic beliefs about the 3. Explain two ways Trinity is reflected in the Catholic worship. (4)
Trinity. (3)
- Trinity is reflected in the worship as Catholics makes the sign of
- God The Father is creator. the cross. By doing so, Catholic affirm their faith in the unity of
- Jesus is God incarnate. God.
- Holy Spirit dwells among us
- Trinity is also reflected in the Nicene Creed. Catholics recite
2. Explain two ways Trinity is reflected in the Nicene Creed to understand the nature of God as three persons.
Catholic worship. (4)
5. Explain two reasons why Catholics believe that Jesus is the Son
- Trinity is reflected in the worship as of God. (4)
Catholics makes the sign of the cross. By
doing so, Catholic affirm their faith in the - Catholics believe Jesus is the Son of God because Mary gave
unity of God. Jesus a Virgin Birth. This shows that Jesus must be God because
only God is potent enough to be conceived by a virgin.
- Trinity is also reflected in the Nicene
Creed. Catholics recite Nicene Creed to - Another reason is because of Jesus' resurrection. Jesus ascends
understand the nature of God as three to heaven, which is a miracle that only a God is able to do.
persons.


4. Explain two reasons why believing in God as the Holy Spirit 6. Outline three characteristics of God shown in
is important to Catholics. (4) the Creation Account. (3)

- Believing in God as Holy Spirit is important because it in - God is omnipotent as light came to existence
which through God communicates with humans. All humans through his words.
have conscience, which is the voice of God. - God is omnibenevolent as he breathed life into
humans.
- Believing in God as Holy Spirit is important because Holy - God is transcendent as he has to be outside of
Spirit dwells among us. Holy Spirit guides humans into the the creation to create the universe.
good and away from evil, by providing them with the fruits of
the Holy Spirit. 8. Explain two nature of God revealed in the
creation account. (5)
7. Explain two ways the creation account can be understood.
(4) - The creation account reveals God as
- Fundamentalist understand the creation account literally. omnipotent. God created the world out of
They believe that everything that is mentioned in the bible nothing - creatio ex nihilo. In Genesis, God said
is true and literal, and without mistake. let there be light and there was light.

- Catholics understand the creation account as a - The creation account reveals God as
metaphorical story. They believe that God created the omnibenevolent. This means that God is all
universe, but not necessarily in seven days, but through loving. In the Bible, it says, God saw that light
Big Bang and evolution. was good.


9. Explain two reasons why being created in the image of God is 10. Explain two ways the trinity is
important to Catholics. (5) reflected in Catholic worship. (4)

- Being created in the image of God is important for Catholics so that - Trinity is reflected in the Nicene Creed
they have free will. God gives humans the free will in the garden of Catholics recite Nicene Creed to affirm
their faith in one God in three persons.
Eden just like god has free will. In genesis, God says, "Let us make
man in our image", meaning let humans have free will. - Trinity is also reflected in Baptism.
Jesus commissioned his disciples to
- It is also important because being created in the image of God means baptise people of all nations in the
that Catholics are rational. This means that they are intelligent enough name of the father, son and holy spirit.

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Andy Lewis, Paul Rowan GCSE Religious Studies for Edexcel A
Publisher: Unknown ISBN: 9780198370468 Edition: 1

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