Friday, May 14, 2010
How do these images and captions relate to the principal beliefs of Judaism
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Jewish Sacred Texts
What are the books of the Torah, Nevi'im and Ketubim?
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Monday, March 22, 2010
Norse beliefs
They can be done in your books or as a reply to this post. Either way THEY MUST BE DONE
Wikipedia Information on Norse Paganism
Information from the BBC Knowledge Website (Good Links)
Viking Museum site
Monday, March 8, 2010
Celts Factfile
Celts Factfile
Celtic Myths and Legends
Celtic Myths and Deities
Irish Fairy Tales
Celtic Myth and Legend
Celtic Dragon Myth
Friday, February 12, 2010
My Island Home - Christine Anu
And every night I dream of the sea
They say home is where you find it
Will this place ever satisfy me
For I come from the salt water people
We always live by the sea
Know I�m down here livin� in the city
With my man and the family
My island home My island home
My island home is waiting for me
My island home My island home
My island home is waiting for me
In the evening the dry wind blows
From the hills and across the plains
I close my eyes and I am standing
In a boat on the sea again
And I�m holding a long turtle spear
And I feel I�m close now to where it must be
My island home is waiting for me
For I come from the salt water people
We always live by the sea
Know I�m down here livin� in the city
With my man and the family
X 3
My island home My island home
My island home is waiting for me
My island home My island home
My island home is waiting for me
X3
My island home (my home)
Monday, May 4, 2009
Two words to describe the image of Jesus
Tom-relaxed, powerful
Megan- traditional, classic
Louise-relaxed, modern
Brendan-cool,powerful
Charlie: weak, abstract
Martin- peaceful,loving
Maria: Traditional, abstract
Laura- different, unusual
Jamal- weird, modern
Cameron- Heaven, Bright
Michael-Death, Heavenly
jack- heavenly, peaceful
Brianna- calm, loving
Anna- holy, different
Patrick- holy, loving
Ben- powerful, calm
Leanne- bright, traditional
Lauren - colourful powerful
isabella-typical,calm
Hayden-Cool, Relaxed
Friday, May 1, 2009
Pictures of Jesus throughout history
a) Describe what the image looks like (2 sentences for each)
b) Choose two images that are similar and explain how they are similar
c) Choose two very different images and explain all of the differences
This can be done in your books or as a response to the post









Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Images of Jesus - Biblical
Luke 23:26
John 19:17
Mark 3:23
Luke 13:18
Matthew 21:12
Matthew 26:35-37
Friday, March 20, 2009
Year 9 Class Work - St Francis of Assisi
St Francis of Assisi - his life
Answer the following questions on his life as a reply to this post:
1. When was he born and when did he die?
2. When is his feast day?
3. Write five points about his childhood and early adulthood
4. What countries did he vist during his life?
5. What order of monks did he found?
6. Define the following terms:
* Pilgrimage
* Patron Saint
* Troubadour
* Tonsure
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Obama Reverses Stem Cell Ban
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Council of Trent Websites
Brief Information
The Official Site
Vatican Archives
Questions
1. Why was the Council of Trent summoned?
2. Identify three conclusions reached at this Council.
3. Name five countries in Europe where the Counter-Reformation was successful and one country where it was not.
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Themes Within Paul's Writing
Themes within Paul’s Writings
Salvation:
For Paul, salvation was not something that will happen after we die. Salvation is something that is to be experienced. Paul tried to write about this experience, but found it difficult to put into words – he used the words “new creation.”
“All that matters is to be created anew” (Galatians 6:15)
For Paul the observance of the Law was the beginning of his realization of the meaning of salvation. But the Law was not an end in itself. Following the Law is a means to salvation. Following the Law of Moses Paul believed was good, but it was blind obedience. Paul believed there was more to life than just being good. Paul insisted that the Jewish Law was not Christian morality. He believed the Christian morality was more an adult understanding of ones religion. Hence Paul believed the Jews had a religion, while the Christians had a faith.
Body of Christ:
Paul believed that when he commenced a new Church, he had not made a collection of individuals who all believed in Jesus. Rather Paul believed that he had founded a “body of Christ”. It was a unified body that worked together and helped one another, with Christ at its head (not Paul). This Christ for Paul is not Jesus, but the Lord who lives by the power of God in every believer, therefore Christ is present in the community itself.
