Ethics 1 Flashcards
War
When countries attempt to resolve an issue through fighting (typically violent).
Peace
When there is no war or violence between countries or societies.
Crime
An activity that breaks the law
Monogamy
A committed relationship with one other person
Divorce
The legal dissolution of a marriage
Annulment
Recognition that the bond of the marriage never existed
Consummation
The first act of sexual intercourse between a married couple after the wedding ceremony
Contraception
Methods used to prevent pregnancy
Chastity
Purity- having sexual relations only with your married partner
Celibacy
Staying away from sexual intercourse entirely
Heterosexual
Being sexually attracted to the opposite sex
Homosexual
Being sexually attracted to the person of the same sex
Promiscuous
Having a several amount of sexual partners in a small amount of time
Vows
Promises made before God during the wedding ceremony
Sacrament
A part or worship at which God is present himself
Poverty
Being poor- not having enough to live on
Wealth
Having sustainability more than you need to live a regular life
Relative Poverty
Having less than the people around you have- not enough money to accommodate for luxuries
Absolute Poverty
Not having enough money to pay for the necessities of life
Famine
A nationwide shortage of food resulting in a percentage of the population starving to death