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10 The Nature of Religion - belief and practice Module 2 - the between one particular religious belief or teaching in the lives of people - Define key terms in the syllabus dot point - Beliefs and teachings that relate to the of people - How and why a belief or teaching relates to people - Define key terms in the syllabus dot point - Rituals or practices that relate to the lives of people - How and why one religious ritual or practice relates to people Lesson 16: Life, Beliefs and Teachings Lesson 17: Life, Beliefs and Teachings Lesson 18: Life, Beliefs and Teachings Lesson 19: Life, Beliefs and Teachings Lesson 20: Life, Beliefs and Teachings Module 2, Module 6 Teacher Background document Understanding Faith, Define “social justice”, Define “state of original justice” Four harmonies of creation - with God; within ourselves; with each other; with the rest of creation Define “stewardship” Why is sin and suffering in the world? The incarnation of Jesus and why God become man to redeem the human race Jesus as the model of justice Conscience - where man is alone with God and can truly hear His voice Define “Natural Law”, Define “Divine Law” Catholic Studies, Living the Christian life law: the 5th and 7th Commandments Catholic rituals and practices: Liturgy of the Word, prayer, reading scripture, etc. What is the Word of God? What does the Word of God reveal about God? Christians celebrate the power of the Word in the Seven Sacraments Penance and Reconciliation: What is Mortal Sin? What is Venial Sin? Why is it necessary that Christians restore their relationship with God and the Church? Module 2 - What are some examples of religious beliefs or teachings? - How does one of these relate to people and their lives? - What is the relationship between one particular religious belief/teaching and the lives of people? - What examples illustrate this relationship?