AQA GCSE Religious Studies A · 8062
Paper 1, Paper 2
A religious rite understood by many Christians as an outward sign of inward grace: a visible action through which God’s grace is received.
Revise: Sacraments and BaptismA sacrament is a religious rite understood by many Christians as an outward sign of inward grace. The outward sign is something people can see, such as water used in baptism. The inward grace is God’s freely given love and help working in a person’s life.
- Revise: Holy Communion: Significance, Celebration and Interpretations
A religious ceremony understood as an outward, visible sign of inward spiritual grace: God’s gift or action in a person’s life.