LDS family and marriage final Flashcards

1
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Which of the following words is defined as “think differently after wards, reconsider, of to shift thoughts?”
Metanoeo (Greek)
Nacham (Hebrew)
Repentanimus (Latin)
Anguisheum (Latin)
Shuwb (Hebrew)
A

Metanoeo (Greek)

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What is the “foundational principle for Latter-day Saint teachings about developing and maintaining relationships” (dating, courting, etc)?
Obedience
Loyalty
Consercration
Chasity
Sacrifice
None of the above
A

Consercration

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Which of the following choices best describes this picture?  (three strings- god, wife, husband)
A covenant marriage
An inspired contractual marriage
A contract marriage
None of the above.
A

A covenant marriage

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What did we (and James E. Faust) say  is required to make good choices and establish priorities when cleaving?
Planning
Effort
Discernment
Self-Disciplin
Maturity
A

Discernment

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Which of the following terms best align with the way the church views "courting?"
Hanging out in general groups
Pairing off with a specific individual
Steady dating
None of the above
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Steady dating

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One of the meanings of “love thy wife with all thy heart” we discussed in class was from the Greek kardia. What does kardia mean?
Affection, affinity, or devotion
Life, energy, strength (derived for the heart [organ])
Thoughts or feelings of the mind
The center of anything. The inner-seat
None of the above

A

Thoughts or feelings of the mind

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Which of the following is an important aspect in understanding God’s view of cleaving?
Cleaving is act of personal passion—it is metered by how deeply one loves another.
Cleaving is an act of agency—every person can choose to cleave, regardless.
Cleaving is an act of physiology—it is determined by individual genetic coding.
Cleaving is an act of logic—it is accomplished by rational thought and outcome.
Cleaving is an act of culture—one’s upbringing determines one’s ability to cleave.

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Cleaving is an act of agency—every person can choose to cleave, regardless.

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Which of the following seasons of developing an appropriate relationship would arrange "social contacts to learn about, appreciate, and develop genuine friendships" as its purpose?
Pre-dating
Dating
Courting
Engagement
Marriage
A

Dating

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We outlined necessary principles that ensure affection leads to intimacy. Please complete the principle appropriately: Love needs affection to achieve \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
Sprituality
Understanding
Intimacy
Sexual compatibility
Harmony
A

Intimacy

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According to our class discussion, which of the following demonstrates how we can apply principles of faith in marriage?
Learning how to exercise faith in Christ in my personal discipleship can help me to know how to exercise faith in other people -Like my spouse
We should believe that marriage can be good and of God
We should believe that God will make everything work out in the end
Knowing how to exercise faith in Christ can help me know that I must have a correct idea of my spouse’s character and attributes in order to have faith and trust in them
A and B only
B and C only
A and D only

A

A and D only

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What did Elder Neal A. Maxwell mean by “cheap repentance”?
The price of repentance is far less than the price of paying for one’s own sins
Whenever repentance is too little understood and too little applied is it cheap (or cheapened)
Our efforts are cheap in “comparison with the Savior’s incomprehensible” efforts.
The “bargain of the atonement” is infinite and everlasting

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Whenever repentance is too little understood and too little applied is it cheap (or cheapened)

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We described many of the characteristics of Godly love.  Which of the following options is most correct according to the characteristics we discussed in class?
Hopeful
Focused
Sacrificial
Purposeful
Encompassing
All (except A)
B and C only
D and E only
Actually, all of the above (A-E) ARE forms of Godly/Marital love as discussed in class
A

All (except A)

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Which definition best fits the Greek Philos?
Affection (parents/offspring/sibling)
Passion, sexual desire
Benevolence, charity
Friend, Fondness
None of the above
A

Friend, Fondness

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Which of the following choices best describes this picture? (husband and wife strings with god in the middle as a sun)
A covenant marriage
An inspired contractual marriage
A contract marriage.
None of the above.
A

An inspired contractual marriage

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What was so significant about Doctrine and Covenants 42:22 (Thou shalt love thy wife with all they heart, and shalt cleave unto her and none else)?
It is the first time in scripture God has commended us to love our spouse
it is the first time in scripture that God has commanded us to love with “all they heart.”
It is the first time that the Lord has ever told us to love anyone other than Himself with all our heart, etc.
This put Emma Smith’s fears to rest that Joseph could not “fully” love her because of his calling as the prophet
None of the above

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It is the first time that the Lord has ever told us to love anyone other than Himself with all our heart, etc.

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Because affection is manifest in many different ways, it is critical for us to understand, recognize and \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ various expressions of affection.  Please fill in the blank with the correct answer according to our class discussion.
Emphasize
Induce.
Appreciate.
Promote.
None of the above.
A

None of the above.

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Regardless of the word (or its original meaning) used for “repentance,” what is the common denominator when dealing with the principle of repentance?
Click to write the question text
Deliverance
Absolution
Rectification
Change
A

Change

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18
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How does a mission call illustrate the principles of “leaving” and in exercising consecration required in marriage?
The mission call instructs missionaries to always be learning to love their new companion with heart, might, and strength.
The mission call instructs missionaries to work with their companions and “none else”
The mission call isntructs missionaries to never make contact with family or friends during their service
The mission call instructs calls upon missionaries to leave behind all other personal affairs so they can devote their time and attention to their new calling
Both A and B only

A

The mission call instructs calls upon missionaries to leave behind all other personal affairs so they can devote their time and attention to their new calling

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In class we used notes on a napkin as a demonstration of which type of affection?
Tokens/symbols
Words
Ritual
Physical Touch
Service/Courtesy
Time
Spititual
A

Words

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We outlined necessary principles that ensure affection leads to intimacy. Please complete the principle appropriately: Intimacy requires \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ for love to flourish.
Prespect
Discretion
Prudence
Understanding
Harmony
Affection
A

Affection

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If a person acts romantically toward another person who is just a “friend,” what type of love is being violated by such behavior?
Philos
Storge
Eros
Agape
A and C only
A and B only
All except B
A

A and C only

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President Kimball said that appropriately cleaving meant we must not do three things. He said we cannot share or heart with anyone or anything nor should we divide our hearts. What was the third thing President Kimball said we should not do when it comes to cleaving?
Deprive our heart from our spouse
Destroy the hearts of our spouse (ridicule, abuse, sarcasm, etc.)
Detain (keep from growing) the heart of our spouse
Diminish the heart of a spouse (underplay the importance of the spouse)
None of the above

A

Deprive our heart from our spouse

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23
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According to Joseph Smith and Elder Oaks, what is requisite for receiving “spiritual gifts?
Faith in the Lord, Jesus Christ
Sincere and genuine repentance
A "measure" of perfection
The Holy Ghost
The Gift of the Holy Ghost
A

The Gift of the Holy Ghost

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In class we used sharing your feelings about the scriptures, attending the temple together, or praying as a couple/family is a demonstration of which type of affection?
Token/symbol
Words
Ritual
Physical touch
service/courtesy
time
spiritual
A

spiritual

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Which of the following BEST fits the LDS definition of a covenant as discussed in class?
A two-way promise
A serious promise between two people
A sacred agreement between God and a person or a group of people
A sacred promise between God and a person(s) that binds or connects them together
None of the Above

A

A sacred promise between God and a person(s) that binds or connects them together

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Marion G. Romney said that, “Man cannot be an agent unto himself” unless he grows spiritually. Which of the following did President Romney say are “critical” to our spiritual growth? These are also among the reasons a couple needs to appropriately “leave”.
Independence
Faithful obedience
Self-confidence
Self-reliance
All of the above
A and D
C and D
A

A and D

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27
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What is the etymological definition of chastity?
Manners
Pure
Without spot
Virgin
Failthful
Clean
A

Pure

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Which of definition best fits the Greek Eros?
Affection (parents/offspring/sibling)
Passion, sexual desire
Benevolence, charity
Friend, Fondness
None of the above
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Passion, sexual desire

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29
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What did we define as “A dedication and setting apart” which has the etymological meaning of “to make intensely holy”?
Special
Sacred
Consecration
Intentional
None of the above
A

Consecration

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30
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What is the etymological (historical) definition of “role”?
A job or responsibility
A roll of paper on which a part was written
A small portion of bread
A distinction
None of the above

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A roll of paper on which a part was written

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Which definition best fits the Greek Agape?
Affection (parents/offspring/sibling)
Passion, sexual desire
Benevolence, charity
Friend, fondness
None of the above
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Benevolence, charity

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32
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If a person is snuggling, spooning, etc. with another personal, which type of relationship (love) best fits this behavior?
Friends
Family
Exclusive or Romantic
No relationship is required–it’s only snuggling!
A and B only

A

Exclusive or Romantic

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What “all-purpose theology” did Elder Oaks specifically say represents “self-indulgence, oppression, indifference to others, as well as self-worship” and “resists” learning, reformation, and repentance?
Sexual immorality
immaturity
The ideology of “I won’t change, you’ll have to adapt to me.”
The ideology of “It is my life and I can do whatever I choose.”

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The ideology of “I won’t change, you’ll have to adapt to me.”

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Which definition best fits the Greek Strorge?
Affection (parents/offspring/sibling)
Passion, sexual desire
Benevolence, charity
Friend, fondness
None of the above
A

Affection (parents/offspring/sibling)

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We are told to cleave to our spouse and “none else” (D&C 42:22). President Kimball emphasized the meaning of “none else.” Which of the following was not one of the statements used by President Kimball?
The spouse becomes preeminent in the life of the husband or wife
Social life or occupation life should never take precedence over the companion spouse
Political life should not take precedence over the companion spouse
No other person or thing should take precedence over the companion spoud
Actually, President Kimball used all of the above statements describing cleaving

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Actually, President Kimball used all of the above statements describing cleaving

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36
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Which of the following seasons of developing an appropriate relationship would have “with a public commitment for marriage a couple matures in commitment, connection, growth, understanding covenants, and deepening intimacy” as its purpose?
Pre-dating
Dating
Courting
Engagement
Marriage
A

Engagement

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We outlined necessary principles that ensure affection leads to intimacy. Please complete the principle appropriately: Intimacy can only be realized when affection aligns with _________.
The amount of time a couple has been together
The appropriate form (type) of love a person has for another
Cultural norms
The maturity of both individuals
How comfortable each individual is with the type of affection demonstrated

A

The appropriate form (type) of love a person has for another

38
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If a person is passionately kissing another person, what type of love does that person have (should have) for the other person?
Philos
Storge
Eros
All of the above
A and C only
None of the above
A

Eros

39
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Which of the following choices best describes this picture? (rope of just husband and wife)
A covenant marriage
An inspired contractual marriage
A contract marriage
None of the above.
A

A contract marriage

40
Q
What did we define as “the external manifestation of a feeling or emotion”?
Charity
Affection
Morality
Intimacy
Sexuality
Love
Lust
A

Affection

41
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The etymological definition of intimacy helps us understand why it is so important to a marriage. What is that historical definition?
To feel deeply
Inmost
Binding with emotion
Physical Pleasure
Knotted (together)
A

Inmost

42
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What is the “act” to “ratify, to justify, or to approve” a sacred ordinance called? 
The "eternal act of marriage"
The sealing of Holy Spirit of Promise
The "divine appointment of God"
The reclamation of the atonement
None of the above
A

The sealing of Holy Spirit of Promise

43
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Which of the following seasons of developing an appropriate relationship would have “exclusively date with the intent to discover and woo a mate” as its purpose?
Pre-dating
Dating
Courting
Engagement
Marriage
A

Courting

44
Q
Sexual morality is based on \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ rather than social standards.
Tried and tested customs of the past
Cultural customs and manners
Theological principles
Sound scientific research
Conventional wisdom
A

Theological principles

45
Q
From a LDS perspective, marriage is not a contractual arrangement. Rather than a contract, what does Elder Bruce C. Hafen call marriage?
A divine partnership
A covenant (relationship)
A dynamic union
A betrothal bonding
A Celestial pact
Both A and B only
A

A covenant (relationship)

46
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In class we used going fishing together, fixing a car, going on a drive together is a demonstration of which type of affection?
Token/symbol
Words
Ritual
Physical Touch
Service/courtesy
Time
Spitiual
A

time

47
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In class we used opening a door or making another’s bed is a demonstration of which type of affection?
Token/symbol
words
Ritual
Physical touch
Service/courtesy
Time
Spiritual
A

Service/courtesy

48
Q
What did we define as “belonging to God; to make holy”?
Special
Sacred
Consecration
Intentional
None of the Above
A

Sacred

49
Q

According to Howard W. Hunter, who is given the responsibility to determine the “spiritual climate” in a home?
Husband/Father
Wife/Mother
Prophets/seers/revelators
Both A and C (in other words, the Priesthood holders)
Both A and B

A

?

50
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Which of the following best reflects Elder Oaks’ description of being “a lawyer who had been called to be an apostle?” ick to write the question text
A person who marries and then give up all their former passions, friends, and connections for their new married life.
A person who marries and then tries to adapt “that form of marriage which God has ordained” to fit their current abilities, strengths, circumstances, and desires.
A person who marries and then shapes and changes their current abilities, strengths, circumstances, and desires to align with the requirements of “that form of marriage which God has ordained.”
A person who marries and then works to determine a balance between their personal talents, desires, interests, and efforts with the expectations of marriage life.

A

A person who marries and then tries to adapt “that form of marriage which God has ordained” to fit their current abilities, strengths, circumstances, and desires.

51
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According to President Kimball, when do “right things” become wrong?
When done at the wrong time
When done in the wrong place
When done under the wrong circumstances.
Right things are always right–they cannot, by definition, be wrong.
All except D

A

All except D

52
Q

Satan tries to get good people to fill their lives with “good things”. What problem did Elder Scott say this creates?
We become greedy (can’t seem to get enough)
We horde (won’t share with others)
Lose an ability to distinguish between needs vs. wants
There isn’t room for the “essential” things in our life
All of the above

A

There isn’t room for the “essential” things in our life

53
Q

Which of the following best reflects Elder Oaks’ description of being “an apostle who used to a lawyer?”
A person who marries and then give up all their former passions, friends, and connections for their new married life.
A person who marries and then tries to adapt “that form of marriage which God has ordained” to fit their current abilities, strengths, circumstances, and desires
A person who marries and then shapes and changes their current abilities, strengths, circumstances, and desires to align with the requirements of “that form of marriage which God has ordained.”
A person who marries and then works to determine a balance between their personal talents, desires, interests, and efforts with the expectations of marriage life.

A

A person who marries and then shapes and changes their current abilities, strengths, circumstances, and desires to align with the requirements of “that form of marriage which God has ordained.”

54
Q
Sexual morality is determined by \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
God and His prophets, seers, and revelators
Traditional ethics
Common consent
Consenting Adults
Laws of the land
Time-honored traditions
Both the husband and wife
None of the above
A

God and His prophets, seers, and revelators

55
Q
If a person treats another person like family (a sibling, etc.), what type of love does that person have (should have) for the other person?
Philos
Storge
Eros
All of the above
A and B only
None of the above
A

Storge

56
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According to the teachings of the Church, when is the most appropriate time to begin the season for arranging social contacts to learn about, appreciate, and develop genuine friendships of dating?
Whenever a person is sufficiently mature as determined by parents
This is a personal decision (there is no specific counsel on the matter from the authorities of the church)
No earlier than sixteen (16) years old
Not before high school graduation

A

No earlier than sixteen (16) years old

57
Q
In class we used sending flowers or giving soccer balls as an example of which type of affection?
Token/Symbol
Words
Ritual
Physical touch
Service/courtesy
Time
Compliment other
A

Token/Symbol

58
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According to William Doherty, what is the purpose of rituals in an intentional family?
To provide a platform of routine in daily family life
To provide wholesome recreational practice and renewal
They take the pressure off to think of things to do
They create patterns of connecting people in meaningful ways
All of the above

A

They create patterns of connecting people in meaningful ways

59
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What did we define as “planned; pertaining to purpose, meaning, or significance”?
Special
Sacred
Consecration
Intentional
None of the above
A

Intentional

60
Q
Which of the following practices did Elder McConkie specifically discourage couples to be involved in seasons prior to marriage?
Sharing spiritual experiences
Kissing
Praying together as couples (on dates)
Bearing testimony to each other
None of the above
A

Praying together as couples (on dates)

61
Q
What did we define as: “neither partner controls the intimate relationship but each are mutually committed to each other and to the proper relationship?”
Sexual stewardship
Divine Intimacy
Patterns of Perfection
Charitable Chastity
Hallowed Love
A

Sexual stewardship

62
Q

Which of the following is NOT specifically included as receiving “full enjoyment of the Gift of the Holy Ghost (at least according to our online class notes and True to the Faith)?
Serving and blessing others through spiritual gifts
Receiving revelation and comfort
Being sanctified from sin and made fit for exaltation in the Celestial Kingdom
Feeling a “burning in the bosom”
Actually, all of the above were included

A

Feeling a “burning in the bosom”

63
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What outcome of sexual immorality did Elder Richard G. Scott fervently warn us about?
A barrier to the influence of the Holy Spirit
Increased and deepening pride
Callousness to “common sense” values and morality
Broken hearts and families
Physical disease
All of the above

A

all the above

64
Q

Why did Elder McConkie discourage couples to be involved with certain things prior to marriage?
It quickly leads to uncontrolled sharing of even greater passions.
It tends to cheapen (dilute) the power of personal experiences and feelings.
It causes spiritual feelings to become common or ordinary.
It develops a relationship that should only exist in marriages.

A

It develops a relationship that should only exist in marriages.

65
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Appropriately leaving underscores the need to understand and respect stewardships.  What is the proper stewardship when seeking help or providing help (according to the Church model of assistance)? 
A.	Self-->Family-->Church
Self--> Family--> Extended Family--> Church
Self--> Family
Family--> Church
Self--> Church--> Family
Self--> Church
Church--> Self
A

Self–> Family–> Extended Family–> Church

66
Q
When referring to successful marriages, what did Elder Holland say was “greater than any force—any force—which might try to separate us?”
Covenant theology
Charity
Unselfishness
Priesthood Ordinance
True or genuine love
All of the above
A and D only
D and E only
A

A and D only

67
Q

Charity is considered the greatest of all (1 Cor. 13:13). Why is charity the greatest of all loves according to our class discussion?
it is an encouraging love (unconditional)
It is a pure love (emulates the love of Christ)
It excludes the lower degrading forms of love (eros, storge, etc.) making it a deep form of love rather than more shallow feelings
It includes all forms of love (eros, storge, etc.) giving it not only depth but breadth as well
Both A and B only
B and D only
All EXCEPT C.

A

B and D only

68
Q
What is the definition of Poskallah (Greek)?
Glue or join
Catching by pursuit
Cling or adhere; follow close
Both B and C
All A-C of the above
None of the above
A

Glue or join

69
Q
Which of the following were NOT included as outcomes for “understanding and appropriately implementing personal roles”?
Personal contentiment
Divine rewards
Family solidarity
Deepened spirituality
A

Personal contentiment

70
Q

What did Elder Maxwell imply is the outcome of the “cheap repentance”?
Superficial forgiveness
Everlasting damnation
cheap (or cheapened) confidence
A step towards the “infinite possibilities of the Savior’s atoning sacrifice”

A

Superficial forgiveness

71
Q
Which of the following seasons of developing an appropriate relationship would have “provide opportunities to compare and contrast personal traits with the traits of many different individuals of the opposite sex?”
Pre-dating
Dating
Courting
Engagement
Marriage
A

Dating

72
Q
What is the etymological definition of Morality?
Purity
Value
Ethical behavior
Customs and/or manners
Habits
A

Customs and/or manners

73
Q
Sexual morality intentionally protects and promotes \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
Family Values
Traditional ethics
Economic security and physiological health
Improved psychological integrity
Godly love and intimacy
A and B only
None of the above
A

Godly love and intimacy

74
Q
In class we used a hug, kiss, pat on the back is a demonstration of which type of affection?
Token/Symbol
Ritual
Physical touch
Service/courtesy
Time
A

Physical touch

75
Q
In which of the following seasons would the descriptor "girlfriend" or "boyfriend" be most appropriate?
Pre-dating
Dating
Courting
None of the above
A

Courting

76
Q
In class we used holiday decorations, nativity plays or readings, or working in the yard with crazy headbands is a demonstration of which type of affection?
Tokens/Symbols
Words
Ritual
Physical Touch
Service/courtesy
Time`
Spitiual
A

Ritual

77
Q
Which of the following seasons of developing an appropriate relationship would have “developing social skills, self-confidence, maturation, making acquaintances and friendships, and learning to get along with a wide variety of people” as its purpose?
Pre-dating
dating
Courting
Engagement
Marriage
A

Pre-dating

78
Q
As we discussed the need for a couple to appropriately leave, we emphasized that leaving must never be interpreted as:
Optional
Neglect or abandonment
Selfishness
Superiority or pride
None of the above
A

Neglect or abandonment

79
Q
Which of the following seasons of developing an appropriate relationship would have “through a covenant relationship, a couple matures in growth, commitment, and eternal perspectives” as its purpose?
Pre-dating
Dating
Courting
Engagement
Marriage
A

Marriage

80
Q
The Lord’s understanding of “becoming one” or “creating a union” is often taught via metaphor. Which of the following items did we specifically use to demonstrate how the Lord views one/union?
Flesh
heart and mind
The Godhead
New Creature
All of the above
All except A
All except B
All except D
A

All except B

81
Q

First President Benson and then President Hinckley gave a simple, yet complete, definition of the Church’s stand on morality. What was that definition?
Complete abstience before marriage
Purity in thought, deed, and intent
Chastity before marriage and full fidelity after marriage
No sexual intercourse or anything like unto it prior to marriage

A

Chastity before marriage and full fidelity after marriage

82
Q

Intimacy can only be realized when affection aligns with______________________
The amount of time a couple has been together
The appropriate form (type) of love a person has for another
Cultural norms
The maturity of both individuals
How comfortable each individual is with the type of affection demonstrated

A

The appropriate form (type) of love a person has for another

83
Q
Which of the following words is defined as “retreat, get back, fetch (go home again), or to reverse?”
Metanoeo (Greek)
Nacham (Hebrew)
Repentanimus (Latin)
Anguisheum (Latin)
Shuwb (Hebrew)
A

Shuwb (Hebrew)

84
Q
From a LDS perspective, marriage is not a contractual arrangement. Rather than a contract, what does Elder Bruce C. Hafen call marriage?
A divine partnership
A covenant (relationship)
A dynamic union
A betrothal bonding
A Celestial pact
Both A and B only
A

A covenant (relationship)

85
Q
Which of the following definitions best aligns with the way the church defines and views the term "dating?"
Hanging out in general groups
Pairing off with a specific individual
Steady dating
Courting
A

Pairing off with a specific individual

86
Q
According to Boyd K. Packer, where do we learn “principles of conduct, how to respond to problems of everyday living, and even to failures?”
Past experience
Mentors
Doctrines
Careful study
Common sense
Cultural moorings
A

Doctrines

87
Q
What is the etymological definition of fidelity?
Chaste
Pure
Faithful
Resolved
Honest
A

Faithful

88
Q
In class we used making Mickey Mouse pancakes every Saturday morning is a demonstration of which type of affection?
Token/Symbol
Words
Riutal
Physical touch
service/courtesy
Time
Spitiual
A

Ritutal

89
Q

Which of the following did Joseph Smith say was (were) “necessary in order that any rational and intelligent being may exercise faith in God unto salvation?” Click to write the question text
A correct idea of God’s character, perfections, and attributes
A particle of desire to do good.
A knowledge that your life is in accordance with God’s plan (will)
An idea that God exists
A willing to try
A and E only
A, B, C, and D only
A, C, and D only

A

A, C, and D only

90
Q
What is the definition of dawbak (Hebrew)?
Glue or join
Catch by pursuit
cling or adhere; stick
Follow close
Both B and C
B, C, and D
All (A-D) of the above
A

B, C, and D