Completing a Catholic Belief Systems Chart

Completing a Catholic Belief Systems Chart

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Completing a Catholic Belief Systems Chart

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DQ’s must be at least 4 to 5 sentences.  Each question needs a reference and it must be cited in the citation.

Topic 4 DQ 1

Access the “Catholic Beliefs Systems Chart.” Complete the chart and post it to the Discussion Forum as an attachment. State the most surprising finding of Catholicism you discovered and why it is surprising. Access at least three other classmates’ charts and comment on their findings.

Research distinctive Catholic beliefs and practices and complete the chart below with your findings. You may use bullet points but make complete sentences. Each section requires 4 to 5 sentences.

Roman Catholicism

Beliefs

Lifestyle

Rituals

Organization

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Topic 4 DQ 2

Using a textbook and websites, list four facts about religious engagement within the Catholic Church around the world. Cite your answers. Also, a state in which fact(s) surprised you.

 

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