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| What do christians believe follows life on Earth. |
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| Forty days after the rescurection where Jesus returned to Heaven. |
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| Jesus atonnned for our sins. Restoring the relationship between people and God through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus |
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| A religious offense claming to be the God. |
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| A branch of Christians based in Rome and led by the Pope |
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| A community of christians with a small c it means a Christian place of worship |
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| The act by which God brought the universe into being. |
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| Roman method of execution where criminals were fixed to a cross. Jesus was crucified on Good Friday. |
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| When the time of judgment comes, the word will end and will be judged by God whether they reward people or punish people. |
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| A group of Chrristian faith. |
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| Showing Grace and Mercy of pardoning someone what they have done something wrong. |
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| A quality to God which he shows to humans some love and support provided wich they do not need to earn. |
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| A place where the enternal happness in the presence of God. |
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| The place where people doesnt believe in God and the place where they suffer. |
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| Third person in the Trinity. |
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| Taking human form which they become flesh. |
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| The belief in God which will decide whether they want to put poeple in heaven and hell. |
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| Bringing about what is right and fair according to the law. |
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| The ceremony also called the Eucharist, where Jesus’ sacrificial death is celebrated using bread and wine. |
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| Ways to recieve the salavation to being saved from the consequences of sin or suffering, often through divine intervention or grace. |
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| A branch of Christianity mainly, but not entirely, practised in Eastern Europe |
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| A belief that everyone is born with the capacity to do bad things and disobey God, this is important in the Catholic church. |
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| A branch of Christianity of which the Church of England and non-conformist churches such as Quakers, Baptists and the Salvation Army belong. |
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| The intermediate state where souls are cleansed in order to enter heaven. |
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| Rising from the dead, as Jesus did on Easter Day. |
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| Saving the soul from sin and admission to heaven brought about by Jesus. |
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| Salvation through grace and spirit |
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| Salvation granted through God’s love and through the holy spirit. |
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| Salvation achieved through following God’s law e.g. bible |
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| The name of devil which is the power souce of evil. |
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| Any action or thought which separates humans from God; behaviour against God’s laws or immoral. |
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| A title of Jesus which he is the second person in the Trinity. |
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| The three persons that is one God. God the father, God the Son (Jesus) and the Holy sprit. |
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| The role of word and sprit. |
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| The role is the Jeus and the sprit is the Holy sprit in the creation of the universe. |
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| Term used at the beginning of John’s Gospel to refer to God the Son. |
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| The ritual used to make people a member of the Church – usually involving water. |
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| It is a baptism where they are old enough to understand what they are doing. |
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| Charity that works to help those in need; they do not evangelise. |
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| The birth of Jesus in 25th December. |
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| The holy people of God also called the Body of Christ among whom Christ is present and active; a building used by Christians. |
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| The religious season celebrating the resurrection of Christ from the dead, starting Easter Day. |
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| Baptism for babies and children where an adult will make promises on their behalf. |
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