Section 2.3 - Marriage And Family Flashcards

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How many coupled live together before marriage

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75%

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Purposes of marriage

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  • start a family = preface to marriage service ‘foundation to family life’
  • love/unity of 2 people = preface to marriage service ‘united with one another in heart, body and mind’ also include the vows, exchanging rings
  • foundation for society = ‘enriches society and strengthens community’
  • god blessing the relationship = sacrament, the proclamation says god is present joining the 2 people together
  • to form a permanent relationship = until death do them apart by gods will
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Less than half the weddings in britain take place in a …

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Church

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What is the percentage that marriages end in a divorce

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41% (all time high)

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84% of … And 79% of … Thought adultery was wrong

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women

Men

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Britain has one of the highest divorce rates in

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Europe, 200% increase since 2001

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Who believes:

Jesus’ teaching is an ideal which married couples can aim for

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All protestants

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Who believes:

Accepts that marriages do end and allow civil divorce

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All protestants

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Who believes:

Usually allow remarriage in church

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All protestants

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Who believes:

Parish ministers have the authority to perform remarriages in church since 1981

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Church of england

Methodists

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Who believes:

A marriage is a sacrament and cannot be dissolved by anything people do

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Roman catholic church

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Who believes:

Divorce is not permitted

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Roman catholic church

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Who believes:

If a couple married in church get divorced by the state, they are still married in the eyes of the church

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Roman catholic church

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Who believes:

Widows and widowers are free to marry again in church

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All christian denominations

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Who believes:

Annulments are permitted

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All christian denominations

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Who believes:

The church used to offer special services where a marriage is ended

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Eastern orthodox

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Who believes:

Remarriage services are more sombre in tone

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Eastern orthodox

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17
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In what year did the divorce law reform act come into force

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1973

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What is the significance in the term ‘irretrievable breakdown’ in the divorce act

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A couple living apart for two years, marriage has no future, unreasonable behaviour cause

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What is meant by an annulment in the RCC

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Divorce is the end of a marriage, but annulment is that the marriage was never recognised by the state as the vows were not understood. Received from a state not a religious denomination, however cannot get one if have has intercourse since marriage

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20
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Problems the church has to face with divorce

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  • situation ethics
  • if god blessed why is the relationship going wrong
  • people change and maybe not together
  • abusive relationship
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What did Pope Francis do that contradicted some Catholic teachings

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  • Conducted 20 marriages at once all with couples in unusual circumstances ie. Pre-marital sex, cohabitation, with a child, re-marriage
  • suggests religion should change as society does
  • suggests the catholic church is becoming more accepting of modernised views
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Which denomination allows re-marriage services but more sombre in tone

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Eastern orthodox

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What is the purpose of sex in the RCC views

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To procreate

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Which denomination forbids any sex practice unless possibility of pregnancy
RCC | includes: homosexual, masturbation, sex using contraception
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RCC dont allow sex unintended for pregnancy as
Sperm and egg are potential lives that are wasted
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In the bible onan spilt the semen and
Got struck down by god
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Church of england recognised that society has changed and accepts that cohabitation is a
Trial marriage
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However the CoE believe that marriage is ideal for
Sex and an environment to bring up children
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Jesus's message says love is the most important thing
Agape
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Evangelicals believe that sex outside of marriage is wrong as
'Sex is an act of love and commitment and should only take place in marriage' this quotation reflects Timothy 2 and Matthew 5
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Church of england believes that marriage is Gods..
Gift to humanity
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Church of england, although more accepting of modernised views they regret..
That an increasing number of people are choosing to live together before marriage especially when they decide not to marry
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The COE believe that changes in attitudes towards sexual relationships
has led to more family break-downs and children being hurt
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George fox (a quaker) what did he say about marriage
'We marry none; it is the Lord's work, and we are but witnesses'
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Quakers accept use of family planning but deny idea of
Contraception as it promotes promiscuity
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Quakers are non-judgemental about sex as they see it as
A gift from god
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(B) do you think that sex outside of marriage is acceptable
No - pre-marital sex can promote promiscuity and lack of commitment, disregarding your own body - not a stable foundation for a child
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(B) do you think all christians should accept divorce?
Yes - if in an abusive relationship should have the religious support of community - most loving thing for the person (and children) agape
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(B) do you think faithfulness within a marriage is important?
Yes - otherwise breaks religious sacrament and marital vows 'until death do us apart' - 'thou shalt not commit adultery' decalogue
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(C) explain why most christians are against sex outside of marriage
- sex is an act of love and commitment that should be part of a meaningful relationship - promotes promiscuity which is not acceptable to any Christians as it reduces sex merely to animal behaviour without meaning - RCC teaches only sex belongs to marriage, rejects all forms of sex outside of marriage, Catechism 'a man and a woman belong to each other in a permanent, exclusive, sexual partnership' - COE believes that marriage is God's gift to humanity, only proper place for relationship and best environment for bringing up children
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(D) sex before marriage is always wrong
``` Agree -promotes promiscuity -not stable environment for child COE -RCC sex belongs only to marriage Disagree -autonomy over your own body -pope francis conducted marriage of 20 couples etc example of society's changes -marriage does not mean a contract of love, just a document, marriage may cause difficulties ```
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(C) explain why some christians allow divorce
- situation ethic, abusive relationship - if most loving thing agape - 'thou shalt not commit adultery' COE accepts if the partner does so - christians are taught that a loving god would accept divorce if was a mistake, eastern orthodox more solemn in tone
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cohabitation double since 2000
from 1.5 million - 3 million
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how have families have become less formal
open about discussing issues such as alcohol and sex
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how is there more acceptance of different sexualities
not illegal to be gay anymore/civil services/marriage/adoption
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amount of children being raised with a single parent
25%
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agree that parents should have a final say on what their children do
- parents are more experienced, usually wiser | - ultimately responsible for their children's actions
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disagree that parents should have a final say on what their children do
- grew up in a different generation, society might have changed - autonomy over your own body - can't expect them not to make mistakes (immature)
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agree that family life is important
- initial environment is the child's perception of the world and it gives them a foundation for life - needed for nurture of conscience
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disagree that family life is important
- conflict within a family can cause an unhealthy familial surrounding - other elements can sometimes be more important i.e. school - a number of different aspects of life influence a child
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some ways the church supports family life
- sunday schools - any forms of counselling - charity events - socials for people in need of a safe place and interaction