Development Of Unborn Baby
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At conception, the sperm and egg meet and this is believed by some to be the beginning of life. By 4 weeks, the embryo has implanted in the uterus and the placenta and umbilical cord have begun developing to provide nutrients and remove waste. The early stages of development involve cell division and differentiation as the embryo begins to take shape.
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2) Families provide a setting to learn and uphold moral values through one's upbringing.
3) What is learned about religion from parents until age 7 will often shape one's religious beliefs and practices as an adult, so the Church plays a role in religious upbringing through activities like attending mass, praying, and Catholic schooling.
Religious Experiences
Religious ExperiencesClare Dempsey A religious experience is a powerful experience that draws one closer to God, such as feeling the presence of something greater than oneself in a sacred place like a church. Examples include numinous experiences of this feeling, visions of holy figures, conversion experiences that change one's beliefs after an encounter with the sacred, and revelations where prayers feel answered.
Women In Ministry
Women In MinistryClare Dempsey The document discusses different Christian views on the roles of women in ministry. The Orthodox Protestant church believes women should only learn silently and not speak, based on interpretations of the Bible. The Modern Protestant church believes in full equality, allowing women all roles including conducting services. The Catholic church allows women lay roles but believes only men can conduct mass and sacraments, as the priest represents Jesus who had only male disciples. Views differ based on how the Bible is interpreted regarding creation, Paul's letters, and Jesus' relationship with women.
LIFE -
LIFE -Clare Dempsey Life is a charity that provides confidential support and advice to women, couples, and young people on issues that can deeply affect their lives, such as contemplating abortion, regretting abortion, relationships, fertility, and euthanasia. They offer housing, counseling, and education programs. The charity aims to promote life and does not judge or discriminate against anyone who seeks their help.
Christians and Euthanasia
Christians and EuthanasiaClare Dempsey This is part of what you do in matters of life and death for edexcel unit C (C2) - presentation on Christians and Euthanasia.
Believing In God Revision (C1)
Believing In God Revision (C1)Clare Dempsey This document provides an overview of religious experiences and reasons for believing in God. It discusses what religious experiences are through examples like numinous experiences, conversions, visions, and miracles. It also examines arguments for God's existence like the teleological, cosmological, and ontological arguments. Modern reasons include religious experiences, moral arguments, and religious upbringing. The document also addresses the problem of evil and responses like suffering adding meaning and being preparation for paradise. Key terms related to believing in God are defined.
Christians and Divorce
Christians and DivorceClare Dempsey Catholics believe that divorce is wrong and that marriage is indissoluble based on biblical passages. However, they believe an annulment is possible if the marriage vows were not sincerely made. Other Christians see divorce as an unfortunate last resort if counseling fails to repair a failing marriage. Non-religious people think divorce should be allowed since marriage is a legal contract. Societal and legislative attitudes toward divorce have liberalized considerably in recent decades but research shows divorce often negatively impacts children.
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