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CRE Questions and Answers Guide

The document outlines questions for a Christian Religious Education exam, covering topics such as the biblical creation stories in Genesis, God's promises to Abraham, and the actions of King Jeroboam. It includes sections on the meaning of creation, punishment in African traditional society, and lessons on social justice from the story of Naboth's vineyard. The exam consists of multiple parts, each requiring detailed responses.

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CRE Questions and Answers Guide

The document outlines questions for a Christian Religious Education exam, covering topics such as the biblical creation stories in Genesis, God's promises to Abraham, and the actions of King Jeroboam. It includes sections on the meaning of creation, punishment in African traditional society, and lessons on social justice from the story of Naboth's vineyard. The exam consists of multiple parts, each requiring detailed responses.

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313/1 CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Paper 1 and 2

1. (a) The similarities between the two biblical creation stories in Genesis chapter 1 and 2. (6mks)

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(b) The meaning of the biblical accounts of creation according to Genesis 1 and 2. (7mks)

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(c) Seven ways in which wrongdoers are punished in the African traditional society. (7 mks)

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2. (a) Seven promises that God gave to Abraham during his call. (7mks)

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(b)The importance of circumcision o0f Abraham and his descendants (6mks)

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(c)Seven examples of covenants in Kenya today (7mks)

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3. (a) The activities of King Jeroboam that contributed to religious schism between Juudah and
Israel (6mks)

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(b) Six commandments that King Ahab and queen Jezebel broke from the story of Naboth’s
vineyard. (6mks)

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(c) Lessons Christian learn about social justice from the story of Naboth’s vineyard. (8mks)

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Ahab and Jezebel violated commandments related to coveting your neighbor's property, bearing false witness, stealing, and murder, as they falsely accused Naboth, leading to his execution, and seized his land. Their actions demonstrated flagrant disregard for divine law and social justice.

Both Genesis 1 and 2 describe the creation of the world by God, highlighting His sovereignty and power. They share similarities such as God speaking creation into existence and the central role of humans in creation. Differences include the order of creation, with Genesis 1 presenting a more structured sequence of events over seven days, whereas Genesis 2 offers a more anthropocentric account focusing on the details of humanity's creation and responsibilities.

King Jeroboam's establishment of alternative worship sites in Bethel and Dan and creating new religious festivals deviated from the Jerusalem-centric worship prescribed by the Davidic tradition. His actions were perceived as political moves to consolidate power and prevent the reunification of Israel and Judah, leading to long-lasting religious division.

Both Genesis 1 and 2 highlight humanity’s unique role in creation. Genesis 1 emphasizes humanity's dominion over the earth, while Genesis 2 focuses on stewardship and responsibility over God's creation, with humans named as caretakers. Together, these accounts illustrate a dual role of leadership and service to creation.

Contemporary Christians can learn the importance of respecting property rights, the dangers of abuse of power, and the need to uphold justice against corruption. Naboth's story underscores the value of individual integrity and the responsibility to stand against unjust authority.

Circumcision serves as a physical sign of the covenant between God and Abraham, marking his descendants as set apart for God's purposes. It represents loyalty and obedience to God's will and is a commitment to live according to His commandments.

God's promises to Abraham include a prosperous future, numerous descendants, and being a blessing to all nations. These promises provided a foundational identity for the Israelites, affirming their unique covenant relationship with God and their mission to manifest divine values in the world.

The biblical creation stories convey a narrative of order, purpose, and divine intentionality behind existence. They address life's purpose by emphasizing humanity's creation in God's image, with a role in stewardship and moral responsibility. This instills a sense of meaning derived from fulfilling divine intentions and being part of God's creation plan.

Punishments in African traditional societies range from public shaming and restitution to spiritual cleansing and banishment, reflecting a communal approach to justice. These measures emphasize restoring harmony and balance rather than solely punishing the individual, highlighting the importance of social cohesion and the collective well-being of the community.

In modern Kenya, covenants include marriage vows, land agreements, and peace treaties. These reflect both traditional influences, emphasizing community harmony and spiritual commitments, and religious values grounded in mutual respect and solemn promises.

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