Drama, Literature and Music: Religious Studies Edexcel: GCSE (9:1)Exam 100% Verified!!
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Drama, Literature and Music:
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Drama, Literature And Music:
Catechism of the Catholic Church 2567 - Drama - ANSWER"God calls man first. Man may forget his Creator or hide far from his face; he may run after idols or accuse the deity of having abandoned him; yet the living and true God tirelessly calls each person to that mysterious encounter known as prayer...
Drama, Literature and Music: Religious
Studies Edexcel: GCSE (9:1)Exam
100% Verified!!
Catechism of the Catholic Church 2567 - Drama - ANSWER"God calls man first. Man may forget his
Creator or hide far from his face; he may run after idols or accuse the deity of having abandoned
him; yet the living and true God tirelessly calls each person to that mysterious encounter known as
prayer. In prayer, the faithful God's initiative of love always comes first; our own first step is always a
response. As God gradually reveals himself and reveals man to himself, prayer appears as a reciprocal
call, a covenant drama. Through words and actions, this drama engages the heart. It unfolds
throughout the whole history of salvation." CCC 2567.
Mystery Plays - ANSWERRepresent Bible stories (eg. Creation, Adam & Eve, in churches, performed
over 4 days and accompanied by song.
Miracle Plays - ANSWERStories of saints around the world, usually entertaining and performed
outside.
Passion Plays - ANSWERPart of Easter ritual. A dramatic presentation depicting the passion of Christ.
Literature - ANSWERWritten works, especially those considered of superior or lasting artistic merit.
Christian Literature - ANSWERDefined through the religious beliefs of the author and the religious
content of the text. Not always obviously Christian.
C.S. Lewis - ANSWERThe Chronicles of Narnia and Pilgrim's Regress are considered Christian works.
Christ is depicted as the Lion, Aslan, in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.
Christian Poetry - ANSWERDream of the Rood and Dante's Divine Comedy. Modern poetry is harder
to define. Gerard Manly Hopkins, T.S. Eliot, William Blake, J.K. Chesterton. Often included in marriage
and funeral services.
Christian Poetry in the Bible - ANSWERBook of Psalms
Non-fiction Christian Works - ANSWERLetters, documents and devotional works of the early church.
Allegory is used to represent Christian beliefs (eg. Dante's Divine Comedy).
Allegory - ANSWERA story, poem, or picture that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning,
typically a moral or political one.
Sung psalms - ANSWEREarliest church music in 1st century.
Plainchant - ANSWERUnaccompanied, monophonic music, without fixed rhythm or meter, such as
Gregorian chant.
Liturgies set to Music - ANSWERTypical of many composers such as Mozart, Faure and Verdi. Usually
found in concert rather than liturgy.
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