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Rites of passage and worship

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Give the guide's two definitions of a sacrament.

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Give the guide's two definitions of a sacrament.

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An outward sign of a blessing given by God (Protestant), or the actual presence of God (Catholic and Orthodox).

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List the seven sacraments.

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Baptism, reconciliation, Eucharist or Communion, confirmation or chrismation, holy orders, marriage, and the anointing of the sick.

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What is the guide's precise wording about other denominations?

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They acknowledge all seven sacraments but emphasize only a few or even none.

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What is chrismation?

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Anointment with holy oil to confirm entrance into the Christian Church — the Orthodox form of confirmation, administered with baptism.

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Name the Christian rites of passage the guide lists.

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Baptism or dedication of an infant, believer's baptism or Communion, confirmation, conversion, marriage, and funeral rites.

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What forms of public worship does the guide name?

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Eucharist, Mass or the Lord's Supper; non-liturgical worship; and charismatic worship.

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What forms of private worship does the guide name?

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Individual and family prayers, Bible reading, meditation, and fasting.

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List the ministers the guide names.

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Pope or patriarch, bishop, priest, vicar, deacon, pastor, lay minister.

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Why do artifacts matter for a Theme 1 answer?

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Because what fills a building expresses what a church believes — icons as windows rather than decoration, a crucifix rather than a plain cross, holy water, reliquaries and vestments.

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Why does who presides differ between the churches?

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Because where a rite is held to make God actually present, the conditions on who may administer it are far stricter than where the rite is an outward sign of a blessing.

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