Personal And Family Issues Flashcards

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What is a homosexual

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A person who is sexually attracted to someone of the same sex

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What is a Heterosexual

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A person who is sexually attracted to a member of the opposite sex

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3
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What is a Virgin

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Someone who has never had any sexual relations

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4
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What is Celibacy

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Remaining unmarried and without sexual relations for religious reasons

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What is chastity

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To abstain from sexual relations

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What is a civil partnership

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A non religious same sex partnership, similar to marriage, which is recognised by the state

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7
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When did all countries in the UK legalise same sex marriage apart from Northern Ireland

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2015

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8
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When we’re civil partnerships legalised in the UK

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2004

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It’s clear in the bible that homosexuality is to be condemned and that God intended sex to be enjoyed by a man and a women. It’s important to notice its condemnation is grouped with other issues such as sex outside of marriage. Give me a small quote from Corinthians 6:9

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“Do you not know that wrongdoers will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived… nor men who have sex with men or thieves nor the greedy nor the drunkards…..”

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Christian’s viewpoints on homosexuality range from complete condemnation to complete acceptance. Examples of some different views :

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  • some completely condemn it because if Corinthians 6:9

-some only condemn those who act on their feelings

  • think that acting on the homosexual feelings is wrong but recognise that all Christian’s are sinners and that it shouldn’t be focused on
  • thinks it’s perfectly acceptable for a Christian to be in a homosexual relationship
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3 Christian homosexual movements

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  • the lesbian and gay Christian movement
  • the evangelical Christian movement for lesbian and gay Christians
  • changing attitudes Ireland (CAI)
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What do the CAI (changing attitudes ireland) say about the bibles references to homosexuality

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The bible references on homosexuality in the scripture don’t apply to kind of faithful, lifelong relationships they seek to defend. Some concern rape and prostitution, rather than permanent partners. They also sugg3st that Paul’s writing implies that it is a free and perverse choice, whereas many today feel for most gay people, there is no choice regarding their feelings.

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What does the Roman Catholic Church say on homosexuality

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Based on the scripture, homosexual acts cannot be approved of, however people with homosexual tendencies must be treated with respect, compassion and sensitivity

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What does the church of Ireland think of homosexuality

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Homosexual acts are regarded as “incompatible with the scripture” most church of Ireland parishes are opposed to homosexual practice

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Presbyterian views on homosexuality

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Sometimes young people can be confused with their sexuality. They may need help to understand and work through deeper seated issues before they can come to terms with their sexual identity

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16
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Reasons why people might enter sexual relationships

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  • desire to make their partner feel loved
  • to experiment living with and having sexual relations with someone before you
    marry them
  • a strong sexual desire and wish to carry out in consensual relationships
  • to gain acceptance with another person or approval from others
17
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What do many Christian’s believe about sexual relations

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That it is a sacred act and should be kept until marriage. It’s believed to be important to keep your self “pure” for your marriage partner and not give yourself physically to others.

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Christian’s believe the act of sex consummates you with your spouse and joins you together with them. Genesis 2:24 states

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man “unites with his wife and they become one”

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What are the physical and emotional reasons Christian’s think sex should be kept until marriage

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  • prevents unwanted pregnancies outside of marriage

-lessons the risk of sexually transmitted diseases

  • prevents emotional hurt if the relationship ends where they can feel devalued and used
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All the main churches believe sex should be kept for marriage

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All the main churches believe sex should be kept for marriage

21
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What does the Presbyterian church say on premarital sex

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“Sex is to be enjoyed in the commitment of marriage”

22
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What does the church of Ireland say in premarital sex

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“It’s a wonderful gift within the context of marriage”

23
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What’s an advantage of a clergy being able to marry

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They will have greater understanding for members of the congregation who are facing marriage of parenting difficulties.

24
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Why does the Roman Catholic Church require priests to remain celibate

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It allows them to devote themselves completely to God without any ‘distractions’

25
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Why might some catholics argue that it’s acceptable for a priest to marry

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It might increase the amount of young catholic men to wanting to enter priest hood

26
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5 reasons for clergy marrying

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Protestent clergy are allowed to marry and seem to be able to fulfil their role

There is a shortage of men wanting to enter priesthood this might change if they were allowed to marry

If priests were allowed to marry and have children more men would end up wanting to follow in their fathers footsteps- might also raise the number of applicants

May find it easier to understand married members of the congregation and be able to offer martial advice

God created Eve as he saw it wasn’t good for a man to be alone

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5 reasons against clergy marrying

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Paul recommended single life as it allows people to focus on their relationship with God

Having a family is very time consuming and may distract the priest from his duties

Sacrificing marriage shows true commitment to God - important in the ministry

Catholic services tend to run much more often than those in Protestant denominations so it may be unfair on the priests family as he’s always busy

Safeguards the priest against divorce

28
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What percentage of families are nuclear

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79.1%

29
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What is a nuclear family

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Consists of a husband, wife living in a family home with their children

30
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What percentage of families are cohabitating

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19.8%

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What is a cohabiting family

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The couple and the children live together but the couple are not married

32
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What is a lone parent

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Made up of one parent and a child/children.

33
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What is a reconstituted or blended family

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A parent who decides to live with or marry a new partner, following separation, divorce or death and combine their two families. May include step brothers and sisters or half brothers and sisters.

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What is a same sex couple family

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A family which consists of a same sex couple and children. They could be married, have a civil partnership or cohabiting. The children could belong biologically, be adopted or be from a surrogate

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What percentage of families are extended or a multi family

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1.2%

36
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What is a extended or multifamily

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A family which consists of parents, children as well as other relatives , possibly grandparents, underneath the one roof.

37
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Look at family why families are important reasons and what the bible says about family’s and parental values

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Whs campus pdf

38
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Look at the church teaching on home values

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Whs campus