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Relationships And Family Flashcards

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Sex before marriage catholic church teaching

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The Catholic Church forbids sexual intercource

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Other views on sex before marriage

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Some view it as important to wait while others see it as a personal choice

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Adultery Catholic church teaching

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The sixth commandment and the New Testament forbid adultery absolutely.

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Other views on adultery

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Adultery is wrong they belive that two people have to make a commitment to eachover.

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Homosexuality Catholic Church teaching

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Physical homosexual relations arent acceptable to the church

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Otherviews on homosexuality

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Homosexuality should have the same rights as anyone else

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Theology of the body

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This is a series of lessons and teachings by St john Paul II on sex, gender and the human body

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2 quotes of the theology of the body

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God loves every human for his or her own sake
God created humans as male and female with dignity and value

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Pope John Paul ll quotes on thology of the body

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The way human bodied are made brings both intimcy and the possibility of new life

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7 conditions of a valid marriage

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Must be consummated
Must give constent
Must be free to marry
Must not be closely realated
Must marry at own will
Must accept having kids
The five vows must be said in front of priest

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7 stages of catholic marriage ceremony

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Vows
Priest
Consent
Exchange of rings
Church
Homily
Signing of register

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6 vows

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

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Procreative

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Sexual love should be open to having children

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Marital

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This means it should happen in a marriage

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Unitive

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About brining he couple closer together

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Cohabitation

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Living together as a couple without being married

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Why is the catholic church against cohabitation

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It breaks the sanctity of marriage(there is a lack of commitment because god isnt part of thier relationship)

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Divorce

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The leagl ending of a marriage

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What do catholics believe about divorce

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Bride and groom: till death do us part
‘Anyone who diveroces his wife…. and marries another woman commits adultery’
‘What god has joined together let no man seperate

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Remarrriage

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When a divorced perosn marries a new partner

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Catholic views on divorce

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Divorce is recognised because its human nature and vows cannot be kept sometimes

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Catholic views on re-marriage

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Is usually allowed because its a sign of gods forgiveness and willingness to give a new start

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Annulment

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That a valid marriage never existed within the eyes of the church

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Reasons for annulment

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One/both was forced to marry
One/both never intended for a child
The marriage wasnt consumated
Lies/concealment
Incest
Couldnt give cosent
Didnt understand the vows

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True or false

If a couple breaks thier marriage vows, such a one partner cheats on the other the church will grant a divorce

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False

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True or false

A couple are free to re marry if thier marriage was proven invalid

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True

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True or false

If a couple get married but not yet had sexual intercource thier marriage hasnt been validated

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True

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True or false

A person who is divorced is free to re marry in catholic church

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False

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Methods of contraception

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Condom
Coil
Contraceptive pill
Diaphragm
Withdrawal
Rhythm method
Morning after pill

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Effectiveness of withdrawal method

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30 percent effective

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Effectiveness of the contraceptive pill

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80 percent effective

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Effectiveness of coil method

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85-95 percent effective

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Effectiveness of morninng after pill method

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98 percent effective

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Heterosexual

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To be sexually attracted to members of the opposite sex

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Homosexual

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To be sexually attracted to members of the same sex

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Catholic teachings on same sex and homosexuality

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Physical homosexual acts arent acceptable in the catholic church and same sex couples arent allowed to to marry in the catholic church

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Contrasting views on homosexuality

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Homosexual people should have the same rights as anyone else including the rights to sexual relationships and love and marriage

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Catholic teaching on purpose of family

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To form a community
To support life and development of people
To help develop society
To help growth in life
Grow in the community of the church

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To form a community

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God taught us to be fruitful and everyone slowly forms a community

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To support life and development of people

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When god said to be fruitful he means to have influence with they intent of having children

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To help develop society

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If everyone has sexual intercource with contrasceptives and isnt fruitful and removes the meaning of havinf children

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To help growth the life and community of the church

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To teach the community about God and jesu’s teachings and the bible stories

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What does procreation teach

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The family is in the best envirmonet in which the children are brought up in

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What does security teach

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Children and a stable and safe environement to develop in experiences and challenges in a loving family

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What does education teach

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The general and unconditional love of parents provides children with valuable and fundemental lessons in life that cant be learnt anywhere else

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The future and well being of the country depends on the family

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Because without a family children wont properly be looked after and provide for the children

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Family unity can only happen through self sacrifice and love

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Parents have to scarifice time and money for thier children

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Gender prejudice

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Making a judgement on someone based on thier gender

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Gender prejudice example

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Women should do the cooking
Men should only go to work

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Gender discrimanation

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Doing something based on a prejudice

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Example of gender discrmanation

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Women being paid less than men

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Evidence of gender prejudice and sicrimanation of society

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90% of women have experienced sexual harassment
Unwanted sexual comments
Women having to pay for thier car insurance

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What term means to declare that there was no valid marriage

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Annulment

54
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Which term isnt regarded by the catholic church as being the nature of sexual love

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Selfish

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2 marriage vows

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For sickness and health
Till death do us part

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2 contreceptives

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Condom
Morning after pill

57
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2 beliefes about the human body stated by john paul

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God loves men and women
God created men and women they are important

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Sexual assault

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Includes physical or emotional violation inflicted on someone without thier consent

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Sexual bullying

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Includes behaviour where sexuality or gender is used against a person to degrade them,single them out or victimise them

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Why did the me too movement begin

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For survivours of sexual harassment, sexual assault and sexual bullying to bond ans share thier stories

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Examples of sexual harassement

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Making sexual remarks about someones body
Tellinf sexual jokes
Asking questions about someones sex life
Emailing or texting sexual content
Showing sexual photos

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Sexual harrassment

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Sexual harasment is a form of unlawful discrimanation under the equalitu act 2010. Its defined as unwanted behaviour of a sexual nature

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Examples of unwanted behaviour of sexual nature

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Violates your dignity
Makes you fell intimidated, degraded or humiliated
Creates a hostile of offensive environment

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What causes gender equality

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Old beliefs from patriachal society
A business employing a man in case the women gets pregnent
A business not offering a nuersery for young children
A business not offering fkexible working hours

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Gender equality

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The rights and responsibilities and opportunities of indaviduals will not depemd on weather they are male or female.

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