Exam 2nd Sem. Flashcards

1
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a study of God and the purposeof our existence, as discovered and revealed through our bodies-

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theology of the body

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its the story of human relationships and the sexual union as it relates to God, our Creator -

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Anthropology

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The experience of Adam and EVE before the fall provides a clear picture of God’s remarkable plan for our …..

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sexuality

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Adam and Eve were created by God as the pinnacle of creation in an original ……

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“state of holiness and justice”

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Adam means ……

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man

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Eve means ……

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woman

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Adam’s experience of Original Solitude:

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  • God asked Adam to name the species in the garden
  • after this, he realized he was alone in the world as a person.
  • he has ability to use his freewill & intellect
  • he experienced loneliness when he realizes there was no helper suitable for him
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Original Unity:

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  • God says it is not good for man to be alone
  • God created a helper suitable for him from his own rib
  • Eve is created
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9
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it is expressed in the book of Genesis by the words “therefore a man must leave his father and mother and cling to his wife and the two will become one flesh” -

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original unity

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10
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God created the complementary nature of Man and woman for marriage ——

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nuptial meaning of the body

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it is only through the complemtary nature of ………… that the two can become one flesh

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man & womans body

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12
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our bodies do not make sense in…

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isolation

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13
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God created man and woman in such a way that through the complementary nature of their bodies it would be self-evident to them that they are called to …….

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love as God loves

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14
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the sexual act refects the ………. of the trinity -

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inner life

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15
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….. is a reflection of the trinity -

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marriage

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16
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the sexual act is one flesh union of man and woman that is both…… AND ……… -

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unitive and procreative

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17
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the trinity is an eternal exchange of love as is the one flesh union of man and woman is the fullest expression of a selfless love concerned about the good of another over one’s own happiness –

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unitive

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18
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it is actively receiving love from another and responding by offering a total gift of self.
-capable of producing a child-new life

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procreative

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God does not exist in a state of solitude but as a community of persons, in other words a family –

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community of persons

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20
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husband and wife are called to live in community of persons that …..

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images God

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21
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Father, Son, and Holy Spirit = ____, _____, and ________

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Husband, Wife, and the fruit of their exchange of love

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22
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God is the ….., we are the……

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creator, created

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23
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its the inherent ability of the body to act as a visible sign of God’s invisible love -

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sacramentality of the Body

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24
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the human body makes visible the invisible love which reveals …..

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the mystery of God

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25
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“the man and his wife were both naked and felt no shame” -

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original nakedness

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26
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Adam and Eve’s desire for each other was not focused on the other as an ……., but on the person to love as God loves -

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object

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27
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self-sacraficing love =

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authentic love

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28
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during original condition, the sexual act was a full expression of …..

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authentic love

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29
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its the first sin of mankind against God, when adam and eve chose to disobey God’s command and do what they wanted instead -

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original sin

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30
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original sin affected …….

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all of humanity

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31
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original sin now gives us all the tendency to ….

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sin

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32
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what does the tree of the knowledge of good and evil represents the ……

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source of moral established by God

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33
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instead of honoring God as the source of life and goodness, humanity attempted to be equal to God by detemining good/evil within themselves -

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moral relativism

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34
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w/ free will and a misinformed sense of pride, ……… has caused its own destruction

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humanity

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35
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at the root of all sin is …..

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pride

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36
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….. is not just a moment at the end, but a whole realm of brokenness that affects our lives on many levels -

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death

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37
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…. is the power of death

….. is the power of life

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sin

blessing

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38
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without God we are …

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nothing

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39
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Effects of Original Sin -

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  • physical part of the world is damaged
  • intellect is darkened
  • will is weakend
  • passions are disordered
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40
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sin disconnects the body from the personhood and views the body as an object of ….. adn …..

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pleasure and possession

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41
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part of the consequence of original sin is also …….

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male domination over woman

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42
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the tendency to conceal one’s sexual value in order to help others to see their personal value - it reminds us of our dignity -

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shame

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43
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the desire to present ourselves in ways that expresses a sense of self-worth/dignity by protecting the inherent value of the body against the fallen nature of misinformed humanity -

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modesty

44
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as a person is created in the image and likeness of God, we are complete integration of ……. and …..

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body and soul

45
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when we misuse our bodies we are not only wounding our bodies, but also our self ……..

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worth and dignity as a person

46
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we begin to believe that the body alone is a ……… to use as we see fit -

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object

47
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even after original sin is washed away baptism, ……. remains

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concupiscence

48
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its the disordered inclination to sin that is present in all human beings inherited through the sin of adam and eve -

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concupiscence

49
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….. erases original sin -

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baptism

50
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our nature as created in the image and likeness of God remains therefore, we deserve to be treated with …..

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dignity and respect

51
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its the inherent and unchanging value of all persons as a direct result of being created in God’s image and likeness -

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dignity

52
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a persons actions are either morally right or wrong, but the person remains worthy of ….

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dignity and love

53
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is wanting the best for another, over the happiness of oneself -

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love

54
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unselfish love. the closest love with which God loves us -

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agape

55
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its where as human persons, we deserve the best - authentic love. we should never treat anyone less than love or settle for less than authentic love -

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personalistic norm

56
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without the desire to moderate one’ sexual desires as a gift to be treasured, one may bottle up sexual energy which may lead to reckless sexual behavior -

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sexual repression

57
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virtue that directs our sexual desires and attitudes toward the truth of love -

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chasity

58
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it also means fighting the selfish desires of lust

-saying yes to authentic love -

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chastity

59
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its the virtue of controlling and moderating our desires so that we may take pleasure in God’s good gifts in a balanced way God intended -

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temperance

60
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a firm habit of doing what is good which becomes a natural desire to do good -

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virtue

61
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using another for one’s own gain -

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utilitarianism

62
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most people do not utilitarianism …..

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intentionally

63
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T or F:

Gods love brings heartache, depression, guilt

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FALSE

64
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a selfish desire that seeks one’s own pleasure at the expense of another -

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lust

65
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if we arent careful, we justify self-seeking acts of sexual intimacy by claiming that the body is not part of the person and that it becomes something an individual owns or uses as any other piece of property -

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sexual liberation

66
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its escaping sexual God’s rules so one can do whatever one wants to do with his/her sexuality -

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sexual liberation

67
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original sin and sexual liberation has caused so much ….. and ……

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confusion and death

68
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with a misinformed conscience and the free will to act, humanity could misuse the ….. in ways that are contrary to what God originally intended -

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sexual union

69
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they are caused by many diff bacteria and viruses that are transmitted by having sexual contact with a person who already has an STI -

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STD

70
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how can u get an STD -

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sexual intercourse
mouth/hands/genitals on one’s genitals
direct contact w/ someone w open sore

71
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what age range accounts for 50% of STDs -

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15-24

72
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why is this age at a risk for getting an STD -

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many young people dont speak honestly of their sexual lives

more sexually active, more than one partner

73
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why are women more at risk for an STD -

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open reproductive system
less likely to show symptoms
mistaken for yeast infections

74
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which twos STD’s are the most common for Ohio area? and why?

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Chlamydia and Gonrrhea

-because they spread easily, no clear symptoms

75
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which STD is #1 cause of infertility -

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chlamydia

76
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what is pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) why is it a prob for women -

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if Chlamydia goes untreated, this can cause PID

77
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its the formation of scar tissue that blocks the fallopian tissue -

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PID

78
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this disease causes increase chance of ectopic pregnancy

  • inferitlity
  • long term pelvic/abdominal pain
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PID

79
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when is the best time to get tested for an STI -

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2-3 weeks after exposure

80
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most common STD in U.S. -

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HPV

81
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3 out 4 sexually active women will get …..

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HPV

82
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should you and your future spouse get tested for STI’s before marrying?

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yes

83
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its the deliberate termination of a human pregnancy, most often performed during the first 23 weeks of pregnancy -

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abortion

84
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average pregnancy is -

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40 weeks

85
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it refers to the joining of the sperm and egg in the fallopian tube -

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conception

86
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first moment of conception there is ….

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human person, body and soul

87
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at the moment of …. all the gentic material from the fathers 23 chromosomces and the mothers 23 join together -

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conception

88
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the completion of the human genetic input is complete at this single cell stage immediately at ….

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conception

89
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its a decision that legalized abortion in all 50 states for any reason for the full nine month of pregnancy -

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Roe vs. Wade

90
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the day when the U.S. supreme court affirmed the woman’s right to an abortion within the right to privacy protected by the 14th amendment -

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jan. 22 1973

91
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Norma McCorvey, never had an abortion and instead….

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gave it up for adoption

92
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this act makes it illegal to abort a baby past 24 weeks -

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partial birth act

93
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the governor of ….signed into law a ban on abortion at 20 weeks of pregnany and later

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ohio

94
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cases of rape/incest in abortion represent less than ….. of all cases -

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2%

95
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shes a birth control advocate extremely influentia lin bringing about the legalization of “the pill” in 1960
-founder of American Birth Control League -

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Margaret Sanger

96
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the belief in the possiblity of improving the qualities of a human population, by discouraging reprodution by persons having genetic defects or presumed to have inheritable undesirable traits -

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eugenicists

97
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the human body possess a “language” which enables it to proclaim and make present the eternal mystery of God -

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language of the body

98
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every action before, during, or after sex that deliberatly attempts to interfere with its procreative potential -

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contraception

99
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Pope Paul VI’s encylical on human life
-famous for its clear and definitive teaching on why contraception is immoral and sinful, explaining that it seperates the sexual act from one of its intrinsic purposes: procreation

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humanae Vitae

100
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a woman has the ability to learn the language of her reproductive system by observing, recording, and interpreting her fertility cycle in an effort to responsibly plan a family -

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fertility awareness

101
Q

is a hormone that is released from the pituitary gland of the brain during childbirth, breastfeeding, and intercourse, causing emotional bonding between persons in whom it is released -

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oxytocin

102
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sex outside of marriage -

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fornication

103
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the pics or stories created w/ the direct intention of arousing lust in the viewer or reader -

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pronography

104
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the action of self-control that avoids something. in this case, abstinence means not engaging in sexual intercourse -

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abstinence

105
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a philosophy concept which emphasizes a belief in an integral complementarity of men and women, rather than the superority of men over women or women over men.

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feminine genius

106
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it identifies the gift of a woman’s feminine nature - both physical and spiritual - as a gift to be celebrated and protected

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feminine genius