Religion Relationships And Families Flashcards

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Three types of sexual love

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Marital, unitive and procreative

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What does marital sexual love mean

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Within marriage and it is the ultimate commitment

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What does unitive sexual love mean

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Sex unites the couple and deepens their love

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What does procreative sexual love mean

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God creates new life through sex.

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Catholic view on sex before marriage

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It is wrong as:
-no risk of std
-sex should be with someone you trust not someone you randomly meet
-the gift of virginity makes the couple feel special and loved.

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Contrasting views on sex before marriage

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-everyone has the right to have sex when they are ready
-pre-marital sex is common and the catholic church should accept modern life
-it is fine as long as it is in a long term relationship

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What is cohabitation

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Two people living together as a couple before marriage

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Why are viws important in a Roman Catholic wedding

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You are committing yourself to become married and it shows you are ready.

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Reasons for cohabitation

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-may not have enough money
-may have been together for a long period of time
-may be engaged

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Reasons against cohabitation

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-it encourages sex before marriage
-breaks the sanctity of marriage
-can reduce the need for the couple to be faithful

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What is an annulment

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A statement that the marriage was invalid because one of the 7 conditions for a valid marriage was missing

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How many times can someon get married in the catholic church

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Once, however if there first one is annulled they can remarry again or if the original partner dies.

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7 conditions for a valid catholic marriage

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-marry out of free will
-must have sex
-must not be closely related
-must be free to marry
-declare willingness to accept children
-Must give consent
-five vows must be said infront of a priest

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14
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Divorce

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The legal ending of a marriage

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Church of england divorce beliefs

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Re-marriage is allowed as a sign of God’s forgiveness and willingness to give a new start

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16
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Marriage vows

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-to have and to hold
-for better for worse
-for richer and poorer
-in sickness and in health
-to love and to cherish
-until death do us part

17
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Catholic viewpoint on adultery

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Breaks the marriage vows and ten commandments it causes stress and insecurity if the couple had a child

18
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Hetrosexual

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To be sexually attracted to someone of the opposite gender

19
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Homosexual

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To be sexually attracted to the same sex

20
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Catholic church viewpoint of same sex marriage

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-Not allowed as it teaches sex should be procreative
-teach that it is not sacramentally marital
-teaches that homosexuality is sinful

21
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Christian denominations viewpoint of same sex marriage

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-church of england do not carry out same sex marriages
-the united reform church do

22
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View from British society on same sex marriage

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-was legislated in England in 2014
-many people believe homosexual people should have the same rights as everyone else

23
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Contraception

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Devices which is used to prevent pregnancy or STIs when a couple have sex

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Forms of contraception

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Condom, femidom and contraception tablets

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Catholic attitudes about contraception

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Wrong as it goes against being procreative, unitive and the sanctity of life and the quote “be fruitful and multiply”

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Other christian attitudes about contraception

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-All forms are acceptable other than the morning after pill
-a responsible way of planning a family
-god created sex for uniting couples as well as procreating

27
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What is the sanctity of life

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The belief that life is holy and precious because it comes from God.

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3 teachings from Pope John Paul II’s theology of the body

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  1. Through sex the couple show they love and care for one another
  2. God loves each and every human being for his or her own sake
  3. God established marriages to bring two people together
29
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What type of family does the catholic church encourage

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Nuclear families. A married man and women with a child/children

30
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Responsibility of the family

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-Procreation-children are a visible sign of the parents love
-Authority-they should use authority to develop their child into a good person
-Security-a stable/safe environment for children to develop
-Education-parents are the first and most important teachers to children.

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Types of contrasting families

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Same sex marriage
Single parents
Co-parenting
Foster families
Step family

32
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What does Paul’s letter to the Ephesions say about the role of the whole family

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“Be subject to one another out of reverance for Christ”

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What does Paul’s letter to the Ephesions say about the role of wives in the family

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“Wives, be subject to your husband as you are to the Lord”

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What does Paul’s letter to the Ephesions say about the role of husbands in the family

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“Love your wives, just as Christ loved the Church”

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What does Paul’s letter to the Ephesions say about the role of children in the family

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“Obey your parents in the Lord”

36
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Why are men seen as more important in the bible

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It was written in a patriarchal society and the characters are mainly male

37
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Gender equality beliefs in the catholic church

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Men and women are equal but have different roles-neither is subservient to the other

38
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Why wimen should be allowed to become priests

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-Jesus lived in a patriarchal society but in todays world things have changed
-the church must modernise if people are going to be a part of it
-men and women are equal when they enter the church so should be given the same opportunities

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Why women shouldn’t be priests

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-They can be many other roles such as nuns or chaplains
-Mother teresa had a huge impact however she was not a priest
-the priest acts in the person of christ so therefore should be male