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Being saved from sin and its consequences, making life in relationship with God possible.

Being saved from sin and its consequences, making a restored relationship with God and eternal life possible.

Jesus’ suffering helps believers relate to him, while his life and teachings provide an example to follow. His coming also begins the work of salvation: saving people from sin and its consequences and restoring their relationship with God.

Being saved from sin and its consequences, making reconciliation with God and eternal life possible.

Do not present faith and good works as necessarily opposed. Ephesians describes salvation as a gift while also teaching that Christians are created for good works.

In an evaluation comparing Christmas and Easter, consider incarnation alongside salvation and resurrection, then justify your judgement.

Do not assume evangelism always means public preaching or that all Christians have identical views about salvation.

Being saved from sin and its consequences; Christians connect this with Jesus’ death and resurrection.

Deliverance from sin and its consequences, making a restored relationship with God possible.

Being saved from sin and its consequences, making possible reconciliation and eternal life with God.

Being saved from sin and its consequences through Jesus Christ and brought into a relationship with God.

Deliverance from sin and its consequences, restoring a person’s relationship with God.

Being saved from sin and its consequences and brought into a restored relationship with God.

God’s work of saving people from sin and bringing them into life with him.

Jesus’ humanity means that he experiences human life and suffering. His divinity means that Christians believe God is personally present in him, revealing God’s character and making salvation possible. Christmas celebrates this coming of God into human life.

Being saved from sin and its consequences, restoring a relationship with God.

Salvation

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AQA GCSE Religious Studies A · 8062

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Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies · C120