The Praying Tradition (Leaving Cert Religious Education): Flashcards
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Prayer's role in Christian faith
Prayer's role in Christian faith
Primary way Christians communicate with God
Prayer in Jesus' life
Prayer in Jesus' life
Central to Jesus' lifestyle and teachings
Matthew 6:6 instruction
Matthew 6:6 instruction
Pray privately to Father in Heaven
John 4:23 worship teaching
John 4:23 worship teaching
True worshippers worship in Spirit and truth
Protestant belief on accessing God
Protestant belief on accessing God
Direct access to God through Christ, no intermediaries
Adoration prayer
Adoration prayer
Expressing deep love and respect for God
Penitential prayer
Penitential prayer
Expressing sorrow and asking for forgiveness
Supplication prayer
Supplication prayer
Asking God for help or guidance
Set prayers
Set prayers
Pre-written, traditional prayers Christians learn and repeat
Most important set prayer
Most important set prayer
Lord's Prayer, taught by Jesus to disciples
Extemporaneous prayers
Extemporaneous prayers
Spontaneous, non-formulaic prayers created in the moment
Holy Spirit in spontaneous prayer
Holy Spirit in spontaneous prayer
Influences Christians' choice of words
Quaker worship practice
Quaker worship practice
Sitting in silence and stillness, no set prayers
Speaking in tongues
Speaking in tongues
Speaking unknown languages in evangelical worship
Why use informal prayer language
Why use informal prayer language
Makes prayer feel more personal and relatable
