Family planning (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Flashcards
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Primary purpose of sex in Catholic marriage
Primary purpose of sex in Catholic marriage
Procreation - bringing new life into the world
Catholic teaching on each sexual act
Catholic teaching on each sexual act
Must remain open to possibility of creating life
Two main categories of contraception
Two main categories of contraception
Natural methods and artificial methods
Natural contraception methods definition
Natural contraception methods definition
Work with body's natural fertility patterns, not artificial
Example of natural contraception method
Example of natural contraception method
Rhythm method - timing sex to avoid fertile periods
Why Catholics accept natural methods
Why Catholics accept natural methods
Don't create barriers, work within natural fertility patterns
Examples of artificial contraception
Examples of artificial contraception
Condoms, contraceptive pills, barrier methods
Why Catholics reject artificial contraception
Why Catholics reject artificial contraception
Creates barriers, interferes with natural processes
Genesis 9:7 teaching
Genesis 9:7 teaching
Be fruitful and increase in number/multiply
Humanae Vitae
Humanae Vitae
Pope Paul VI's encyclical rejecting artificial contraception
Pope Francis on contraception for disease prevention
Pope Francis on contraception for disease prevention
Lesser of two evils, may be morally acceptable
Protestant/Anglican view on contraception
Protestant/Anglican view on contraception
Generally accept it, improves quality of life
Humanist view on contraception benefits
Humanist view on contraception benefits
Every child wanted, better/healthier lives for women