[CH, SSM]
(a) |
Describe perspectives on faith, spirituality, religion and church from Catholic and diverse spiritual, religious and secular points of view. |
(b) |
Debate anthropological and psychological theories that human beings are naturally spiritual and religious. |
(c) |
Compare one's own spiritual practices to those within the Catholic Church such as the:
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(d) |
Describe one's own role in the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops' five actions supporting the mission of the Church (i.e., proclaiming Christ, worshiping Christ through the sacraments, forming a communion of people, giving witness, serving). |
(e) |
Examine spiritual and religious tension and conflict within society as it affects relationships. |
(f) |
Discuss and represent what it means to live in the world, but not of the world (i.e., Jn. 17:16). |
(g) |
Compare the Catholic concept of martyrdom with religious extremism. |
(h) |
Discuss similarities and differences between being spiritual and religious recognizing people can be either, neither or both. |
(i) |
Discuss benefits and challenges faced in spiritual and/or religious growth using topics such as:
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(j) |
Describe benefits of private and communal prayer (e.g., Mt. 6:6, Mt. 18:20). |
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Explain the Catholic perspectives of:
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