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Relationships And Family Flashcards

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Why are both males and females equal?

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Because they were both made in the image of God.

A male can give what a female lacks and vice versa.

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What quote do we have for reproducing?

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‘Be fruitful and multiply’

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What does marital mean?

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Within marrige

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What does procreative mean?

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This means to reproduce.

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What is celibacy?

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Choosing not to have sex until marriage

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What does agape mean?

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Selfless, unconditional love taught by Jesus

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What does promiscuos mean?

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Having a lot of casual sexual relationships

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What is adultery?

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Sexual intercourse with someone that you aren’t married to.

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What does unitive mean?

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Bonding people together

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What does consummated mean?

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Completed or fulfilled within marriage.

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Quote that shows God created us in his image…

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‘God created humankind in his image’

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Sex should always be open to…

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Creating new life (procreative)

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A couple should only have sex…

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When they are married.

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A quote about bonding when married…

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‘… the two shall become one flesh’

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Who made the ‘Theology of the body’?

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Pope John Paul II.

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Give 3 teachings from the ‘Theology of the body’.

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When sex is done within marriage, the man and women completely give themselves to eachother.

Both males and females have equal dignity and value

Rather than having sex for pleasure, it should be used as a gift from God to procreate.

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What is the catholic veiw on contraception?

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Catholics believe any physical blockage in sex is wrong, as it should be open to new life whenever sex happens.

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What are some contrasting veiws on the use of contraception?

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They are good as they can prevent STD’s.

Many people in britain want to have casual sex with their partner, but don’t want a baby.

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Catholic teaching on sex before marriage…

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It devalues sex if done before marriage

If sex is done for the first time in marriage, it will make your partner feel privileged and loved.

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Catholic teachings on adultery….

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It is wrong as you have committed yourself to your partner.
It can create tensions between the whole family.
Can cause the breakup of marriage.

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What marriage vow is agaisnt adultery?

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“To have and to hold for this day forward, for better, for worse’

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Contrasting veiws on adultery?

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There may be a reason why someome commits adultery e.g a partner refusing to have sex
Your personal happiness is most important
The couple may of made a serious mistake getting together.

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Catholic teaching on homosexuality…

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Sex between the same gender isn’t guving a chance of new life, and there for isn’t accepted in the Catholic church.
However they should still be treated with upmost respect

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Contrasting veiws on homosexuality…

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Sam sex marriage was legalised in 2014 in England and Wales.

The church on England supports the idea of same sex relationships.

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For a valid catholic marriage you must have….

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Be free to marry
Getting married through your own free will
Must not be related
Both must give consent
The promise must be made in front of a priest
Willing to accept God’s gift of children
Isn’t valid until it’s consummated (through sex)
Promise to remain together

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Marriage is a….

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Sacrement between man and woman

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Why can’t same sex couples have a valid marriage?

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They can’t be willing to have children naturally

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What is a contrasting veiw on same sex marriage?

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Have children isn’t avtually an essential part of marriage.

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What did Pope Francis sah about same sex couples?

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They should be ‘intregrated into society, not marginalised’

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What is cohabitation?

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This is when a couple lives together without actually being married.

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Why does the catholic church disagree with cohabitation?

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It breaks the sanctity of marriage
It may destroy the sense of family
If the unmarried couple splits up, could effect children
Destroy a sense or need for faithfulness

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What are all the key parts said in the wedding vows?

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'To have and to hold from tnis day forward'
'For better for worse'
For richer for poorer'
'In sickness and in health'
'Till death do us part'
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Why do men and women make the same promises in marriage?

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This is to show there’s equal commitment in marriage

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What is an annulment?

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This is when a marriage can be counted as viod because it wasn’t valid.

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Reasons for an annulment….

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A partner doesn’t take marriage seriously
The couple never had sexual intercourse
They always use contraception, rejecting God’s gift.
They didn’t enter marriage freely (were forced)

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Catholic veiws on divorce…

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Promises made before God cannot be broken

Jesus taught that a divorcee remarrying commits adultery (Mark 10:11-12).

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Catholic veiws on remarriage

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Can happen if the original partner has died
Any divorcee who remarries can’t recieve communion
Allowed if the first marriage was annulled.

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Other veiws on divorce….

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If a marriage is completely broken, divorce may be the best solution
It’s impossible to know what the future holds

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Contrasting veiws on remarriage…

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Some other churches allow to remarry ro another divorcee

Most other churches wouldn’t prevent the person from recieving communion.

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What is family planning?

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This is choosing when to have sex based on the womens period cycle that will reduce your chances of becoming pregnant from it. The catholic church allows this as it still is open for the chance of a baby.

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What is the catholic view on having childnren?

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Popes have stressed the need for a responsible parenthood

Couples should only have the number of children they can care for.

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Contrasting veiws on contraception….

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Contraceptives are essential for stopping the spread of STD’s
It is responsible to prevent unwanted pregnancies
The world is overpopulating, so reducing the babies you have is responsible.

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Catholic response to contrasting views on contraception..

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God should have the final decision about pregnancies
Life begins at conception, so the morning after pill isn’t allowed
With sex only between your marriage chances of STD’s are low

44
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What does the catholic church value families as?

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A church in minature

45
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What are families 4 main tasks?

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Form a community
Help with the life and personal development of others
Teach them about the church
Take larg in development of the wider society

46
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Nuclear family

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Mother father and children living together

47
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Extended family

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Addition peole fo the Nuclear family, aunts and grandparents for example

48
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What are catholic thoughts on Men and Women in families?

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They believe that they are both equal, but with different qualities. Traditional roles for both now are often shared or switched

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Caltholic and contrasting views on who should have kids.

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Church says between a married man and women

Mamy single or same sex parents are now in Britain, its the love for the children that really matters.

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Quote on gender equality

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“In the image of God he created them; male and female he created them.’

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Examples of men in the Biblical era:

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All the apostles were men

The first main leader of the church were all men

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Why does the catholic church not encourage same-sex parenting?

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It feels that children need both a mother and a father.

53
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Quote that Fathers should teach their kids love and kindness….

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‘Fathers, do not provoke your children to anger, but bring them up in the discepline and instruction of the Lord.’

54
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Why were many important christain roles done by men in history?

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In the Biblical times society was male-dominated, so they had to be careful when challanging society

55
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Examples of women having important roles in the Bible…

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Mary Magdalene was first to announce Jesus’ ressurection
Mary, mother of Jesus, showed obedience
Phoebe was a deacon in the church

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Quote to show women attributes are just as important as male ones…

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‘Recources of feminality are certainly no less than the recources of masculinity: they are merely different.
‘Man and women were made for eachother’ - showing their attributes are just as important but both are needed.

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Catholic and non-religious veiw on gender equality

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Both believe both genders are equal

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Catholic and non-religious views on roles of men and women

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Catholics believe that men and women have different roles (only men can be priests) but both roles are equally important and compliment eachother, where as the non-religious view is that both genders should have equal opportunity, and both can fulfill the same roles.

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Gods teaching on Gender discrimination…

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Men and women should recieve equal pay
It devalues a person
Certain roles however do belong to one gender or another
Can be hurtful and damaging
Support should be given to women as mothers
It stops the use of God given talents.

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Pope Francis quote on gender discrimination

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‘They have the same rights. The disparity is a pure scandal’

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Catholic and non catholic veiws on gender discrimination

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Wrong, should not happen

1975 a Sex Discrimination Act was designed to prevent gender discrimination

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Non religious view on catholic rules about gender roles within the church…

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They see it as a form of discrimination
Many other christain churchers allow similar roles as a priest to women, such as Vicars and Ministars. The church should change to fit the current times, not times of thousands of years ago.

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What is positive descrimination?

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Favouring groups that are known to have previously been discriminated against. E.g the discrimination of women in the workplace, predominantly men have the higher roles in companies which must change.

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