Allyson's summitive assesment(religion)

Religion(Catholic Christian Church)

By Allyson Chan 5D

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What is the system of governance?Structure of power

The pope is the head of all the churches concerning the religions, and cardinals help him with decisions. The bishops, priest, abbots and abbesses help the local churches.beliefs make them act a certain way

being christian makes people friendly to others

The church rules make sure that church people behave

christianity is group of people who have beliefs of a way of life that involves praying to a God

it is a way to have good morals

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What are peoples roles in this system of governance?

Pope Benedict is the successor of Saint Peter

the Apostle.

pope is the head of the church

cardinals will help elect a new pope

archbishop is higher than a bishop

bishop responsibility is for worship, spiritual, and morals

abbot and abbesses lead a local church

priest speaks from the bible

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The Laity is a group of nuns and monks.

Deacons are servants to a priest.

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What impact does this system of governance have on individuals?

Churches

people think that going to heaven is important they will try to improve the way they act

sometimes it isn’t always a good impact, people can kill each other if they don’t like each others religion

when Rome killed another religion.

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What are peoples rights in this system of governance?

Holy Bibles

have the basic human rights(can be educated, free to speak, choose own leaders etc.)

they have responsibility for their rights(can’t harm others, have good moral etc.)

if they do something wrong they will be judged by law

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Key words

All key words in the form of a Wordle.

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Resources

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christianity

http://www.sciforums.com/showthread.php?4090-Impact-of-Christianity-on-Human-Society

http://arcc-catholic-rights.org/constitution.htm

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