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This handout provides a set of guidelines and instructions to help students successfully participate in a Socratic seminar.
This handout helps students list characteristics that come from society and from Jesus’ teachings that describe what it means to be human.
Work with your group to complete the section of this handout that corresponds to your assigned topic.
Read the passage listed under “Forgiveness and Salvation,” and then read your assigned passages from Matthew, Mark and John, or Luke, and answer the questions as your teacher has directed, either in writing (on a separate sheet of paper) or …
Questions about how we can imitate Jesus’ example in the way we interact with others.
Questions about Scripture verses that talk about forgiveness and salvation.
Read and discuss the meaning of the parable your group was assigned from the list below. Use this question to guide your discussion: What lesson was Jesus trying to teach about the Kingdom or about our relationship with the Kingdom …
Choose three of the Scripture passages below to look up and read. After reading each one, discuss with your group what it says about Jesus’ identity. Write down a summary of your discussion below the saying.
Answer the following questions with your group that are related to the questions asked in the song “One of Us”. Your instructor will lead you through Part II. Use the following questions as prompts for taking notes in your notebook.
You will be guided through this handout, taking notes and answering questions as directed in your class.
A scripture passage from the Gospel of Luke about Martha and Mary is read along with a commentary, and is followed by large group discussion questions.
A partner activity on getting to know Jesus through Scriptural accounts of his miracles.
A partner activity where Scripture passages are used to get to know Mary.
A group activity on the Gospel of John and anti-Semitism.
A group activity where students analyze the artistic depictions of the Book of Glory.
A worksheet on the Old Testament themes and images in the prologue of the Gospel of John.
A worksheet where the critical questioning method is used to explore John’s Christology.
A Gospel reflection on sin and salvation from "Christian Morality: Our Response to God's Love."
This PowerPoint is part of the Living in Christ Series. Rather than a philosophical or theological discussion of the mystery of suffering, this resource asks students to meditate and think about Jesus' example of suffering for people he loves.
This activity is part of the Living in Christ Series. Groups of students can answer questions about Jesus as Priest, Prophet or King and reflect on models and characteristics of these distinct but related ministries.