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Relationships Flashcards

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What is marital?

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Sex is a gift from God
marriages ultimate commitment
Within marriage

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How does sex deepen a relationship?

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They become closer and more committed.
They give themselves to each

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What is procreative?

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God creates new life through sex
They are open to new life

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Name a quote for unitive

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“The two shall become flesh”

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Name a quote for procreative

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“be fruitful and increase in number”

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What is the Catholic teaching about sex before marriage?

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It is wrong and virginity is a gift in marriage, makes both of my loved and special

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What does cohabitation mean?

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Living together as a couple and having sex without making a formal commitment

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What does SPEL mean in the Catholic teaching?

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S- Sacrament, meaning God as part of the marriage
P- permanent, meaning it is lifelong
E- exclusive meaning, faithfulness is very important
L- life-giving meaning should be procreative

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What are the marriage vows?

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. To have and to hold from this day forward
. For better for worse
. For richer for poorer
. In sickness and in health
. To love and cherish
. Until death do us part

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What is a Catholic views on adultery?

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It breaks a marriage vowels (have and to hold, love and cherish)
Betrays trust

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What are Catholic views on homosexuality?

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Homosexual sex is considered wrong because it is not procreative
The Catholic Church will not marry same-sex couples

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What is divorce?

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The legal ending of a marriage, not recognised by the Catholic Church

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What are catholic views on remarriage?

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Catholics cannot remarry in a Catholic Church, unless the partner has died, or they have an annulment
If Catholics to remarry, they should not receive holy communion

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What are some conditions to a valid catholic marriage?

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Must be consummated
Must give consent
Marry off own free will
Must not be closely related
The 5 vows must be said in front of a catholic priest

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What is a annulment?

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Catholics can receive a statement that they’re Catholic marriage was invalid

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What are acceptable reasons for an annulment?

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One/both was forced to marry
One/both never intended to have a child
Incest
One/both never intended to remain faithful
Couldn’t give consent, meaning, not understanding the vows

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What is Church of England views on divorce?

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Divorce is acceptable, because it is sometimes human nature that vows cannot be kept
Re-marriage is a sign of gods forgiveness and willingness to give a new start

18
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What are two ways to avoid splitting up?

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Attend marriage, preparation classes
Seek marriage counselling

19
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What are Catholic views on artificial contraception?

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It is wrong, because it contradicts gods command to be fruitful, and multiply, and this doesn’t let them Procreate

20
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What are other Christian attitudes to artificial contraception?

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All forms of contraception are responsible way of planning your family
but the morning after pill is not acceptable

21
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What is NFP?

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When couples have sex at the time, the woman is Less fertile and is allowed by the Catholic Church

22
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What is a nuclear family?

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The parents are married, and they live together with children

23
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What are the four main responsibilities of parents?

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Procreate
To give children security
Should educate children
To be the authority

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What are roles or responsibility within the family?

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Children, should obey their parents
Parents should love and care for the children

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What is a Bible teaching about gender equality?

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“God created humans in his image, male and female”
Men and women are equal in the eyes of God

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What are some reasons to agree, a woman should be a priest?

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The church of England allows women to be priests and bishops
Women are equal when they enter the church, and should have equal opportunities

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What are some reasons to disagree to allow women to be priests?

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Jesus chose only meant to be his apostles
The priest acts in the person of Christ, so must be male

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