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Love And Relationships Flashcards

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What is love ?

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Love is a feeling or a deep affection for someone you might like.

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What does pauls letter to the corinthians tell us what love is?

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Love is patient and kind
Love is happy with the truth
Loves patience , faith and hope never fail
Love is eternal
Love is greater than faith and hope

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What does pauls letter to the corinthians tell us what love is not?

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Love is not jealous,conceited or proud
Love is not ill mannered
Love does not keep a recording of wrongs
Love never gives up
Love is not selfish or irritable

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What is the chritian view on marriage?

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Christians believe that marriage is a gift from God which should not be taken for granted. Getting married in a church, in front of God, is very important.

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What is St pauls view on marriage

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Love should be the reason you marry and the basis of everything you do in marriage.

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What is an arranged marriage?

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When parents choose who their son or daughter should or will marry .

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Are the son and daughter free to reject an arranged marriage?

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Yes they are , they are free to reject as many potential marriage partners as they wish

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What is the percentage of people that marry for love ?

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47 percent

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What is the percentage of people who have marriage arranged?

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53%

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Are muslim marriages arranged?

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Muslim marriages are frequently arranged by their parents

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Why are muslims not encouraged to mix with the other sex?

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This is to protect them from falling in love .

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What does the Qu’ran say about muslim marriages?

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‘God created for you mates that you might find tranquility in them ‘ this suggests that god pre plans your partner

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What is the hindu view on marriage?

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Hindus consider marriage as a sacred relationship between souls. Most marriages are arranged by parents or relatives but sometimes people can marry for love .

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What do hindus say about marriage?

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The couple should grow together and share their joys and sorrows with each other.

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What is the buddhist view of marriage?

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Marriage is a choice , there isn’t a religious element to it and there aren’t formal teachings on marriage either.

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What is the jewish view on marriage?

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Many jewish weddings are arranged , sometimes by matchmakers who they believe work on behalf of God.

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What is the first type of love and what is the definition of it?

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AGAPE- unconditional love even for strangers

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What is the second type of love and its definition ?

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Eros- the love between partners in a romantic relationships

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What is the third type of love and its definition ?

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Philos - the love of friendship , this is the love we have for our friends and families

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What is the fourth type of love and its definition ?

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Storge- an affectionate love for things you like eating,music,sport,animals and family members.

21
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What is adoption ?

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Adoption is where a child has no bioligical parents and become legal members of a new family .

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Why are children adopted?

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This is because children can’t be looked after their bioligical parents or can find a new family .

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Who can adopt?

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People from all backrounds can adopt and be over the age of 21 but they have to be welcoming and loving.

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What is fostering?

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When a child goes to live with another family because their family aren’t able to look after them.

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What is the care system?

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When the local authority or council decide its better for children to live away from their parents for a while.

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Why do children live in care? List 5 points

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. Their parents can’t look after them properly
. It is unsafe at home
. Abuse at home
. Parents or childs disabilities
. If a childs parent has to go to the hospital and dies

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What is the churches ideal family ?

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A nuclear family

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What is a nuclear family ?

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A married mother , father , and their children living in one household

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What is a one parent family ?

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A mother or father takes care of the children alone.

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What is a reconstituted?

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Partners who already have children from a different relationship , they marry and create a step family .

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What is an extended family ?

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Different generations share the responsibility for children

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How many types of families are their?

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4 types of families

33
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What is FGM?

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Is that act of cutting some or all of a females external genitals for non medical

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What are the different types of FGM?

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Clitoridectomy
Excision
Infibulation

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What is clitordectomy ?

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Where part or all of the clitoris is removed.

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What is Excision ?

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The lips surrounding the vagina are also removed and the clitoris is also removed

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What is infibulation ?

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Clitoris are removed. Her genitals are stitched up so that she cannot have sex. A small opening is left so that she can go to the toilet and have her period. If she gets pregnant, her genitals are unstished allowing her to give birth.

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Who does FGm happen to ?

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It can happen to girls any age usually below 15 years old. Around 200 million have suffered from FGM snd are alive today.

39
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Where does FGM happen?

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29 countries - mainly africa , middle east and Asia

40
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Is it illegal in the Uk?

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Yes

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Why does FGM happen?

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It is carried out for cultural reasons and the tradition promotes modesty and to put of women of sex.

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What is another reason FGM happens?

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The girls relatives may try to describe the procedure normal and symbolizing a coming of age.

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What can FGM lead to ?

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Life long health problems, constant pain , bleeding infections and even death.

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What do you do about FGM

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Report it to the police , anyone found guilty in the uk will face 14 years in prison

45
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What are the telltale of FGM?

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Difficulty walking , sitting or standing , longer in the bathroom

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