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Relationships And Families Flashcards

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What are the Ten Commandments?

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Do not worship false gods
Do not misuse the name of God
Keep the Sabbath holy
Respect your parents
Do not kill
Do not commit adultery
Do not steal
Do not lie
Do not covet your neighbour's wife
Do not covet your neighbour's property
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What are the two greatest commandments?

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Love God with your whole heart, mind, body and soul

Love your neighbour as you love yourself

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What are the four types of love?

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Agape, Eros, Philos, Storge

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What do each of the types of love mean?

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Agape - Charitable Love
Storge - Family Love
Philos - Friendship
Eros - Sexual Love

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What is Martial?

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The belief of only having sex after you’re married

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What is consummated?

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The belief that by having sex, you’re fulfilling the relationship goal.

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What is Unitive?

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The belief that sex brings the couple closer to each other. They enter a new phrase of life as a couple.

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What is Adultery?

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It’s where you break the unity by cheating on your wife and having sex with another person.

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What is Procreative?

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The belief of that sex opens the doors to new life and new family.

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What is St John Paul II’s Theology of the Body?

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It’s where St John Paul II describes the importance of marriage and martial sex.

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Give a For or Against about Sex before Marriage

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For:
Isn’t a mortal sin
If they’re engaged then it isn’t too bad

Against:
Ruins the idea of sex
STIs
Could get partner pregnant

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Give a for or against about Adultery

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For:
If the other person is abusing you etc, you don’t love them or you never see them, then it’s not as bad.
If your partner is infertile and you want to raise a baby

Against:
Breaking of trust
Could get other person pregnant
Ruins idea of sex

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Give a For or Against for Homosexuality

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For:
Pope Francis said to a gay person: “God loves you the way you are”.
You technically can’t have proper sex with the same gender.
Isn’t a mortal sin

Against:
It isn’t a true form of sex
Could get STDs or STIs
Ruins the idea of sex and birth

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What is a different name for Sex before Marriage?

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Fornication

Extramarital Sex

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What is the definition of marriage?

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A marriage is a legal or religious bond between two people.
A life long bond between a man and a woman blessed by God
A sacrament

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Give ONE example for a condition of a valid marriage

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Signing the register
Marriage needs to be consummated
Telling the truth in vows
Needs consent to the marriage
Must be in the right mind
17
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Name the Marriage Vows

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For better or for worse
For richer or for power
To have and to hold
To love and to cherish
Through sickness and in health
Till death do us part
18
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What is Cohabitation?

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Cohabitation is when two people are in a relationship and live together but, haven’t made any formal commitment to each other.

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What are the three ways to End a Marriage

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Separation
Divorce
Annulment

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What is the definition of Separation?

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It’s where a couple, who are married, decide to end their relationship and live away from each other.

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What is the definition of divorce?

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Divorce is the term for the legal ending of a marriage. The couple need to do Separation before Divorce occurs.

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What is the definition of an Annulment?

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It’s where the marriage didn’t occur properly, therefore, it doesn’t exist.

23
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What is the belief of the Sanctity of Life?

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That all human life is precious.

24
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Give examples of the Purpose of Family

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To form a community
To support the life and personal development of each individual
To share in the development of the wider society
To share in the life and mission of the church

25
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What is Procreation?

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Procreation is to show the love parents have for each other

26
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What is the Magisterium?

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It’s the authority and teachings of the Church on various things.

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