Jesus Christ and salvation (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Flashcards

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Salvation and atonement
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Definition of salvation

Being saved from sin & granted heaven through faith in Jesus

Definition of atonement

Reconciliation with God through Jesus's sacrificial death

Definition of sin

Behaviour that goes against God's laws or moral principles

Origin of original sin

Adam & Eve's disobedience in Garden of Eden

Meaning of word 'atonement'

Being 'at-one' with God again

Key requirement for salvation

Believing in Jesus Christ

John 3:16 shows salvation is...

A gift from God, not earned by human effort

Why Jesus could offer redemption

He was without sin

Acts 4:11-12 says Jesus is...

The only way to achieve salvation

Divine sacrifice theory

Jesus's death demonstrates God's love for humanity

Substitution theory

Jesus takes the place of sinful humans, accepting punishment

Victory theory

Jesus's death as triumph over evil & sin

Moral influence theory

Jesus's death shows seriousness of sin & cost of redemption

How atonement restores relationship

Allows people to experience personal connection with God

Hope salvation gives Christians

They can follow Jesus & be rewarded with eternal life

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