Theme A: Relationships and families (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Flashcards
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What is contraception?
What is contraception?
Deliberate prevention of pregnancy
Natural contraception example
Natural contraception example
Rhythm method - tracking fertile periods
What are artificial contraception methods?
What are artificial contraception methods?
Manufactured devices/chemicals preventing pregnancy
Catholic key principle on contraception
Catholic key principle on contraception
Openness to new life in every sexual act
Why Catholics oppose artificial contraception
Why Catholics oppose artificial contraception
Separates unitive & procreative purposes of sex
Catholic view on natural family planning
Catholic view on natural family planning
Acceptable - works with God's design
Catholic belief about children
Catholic belief about children
Children are a gift from God
Protestant approach to contraception
Protestant approach to contraception
More flexible than Catholic teaching
Protestant view: sex purpose in marriage
Protestant view: sex purpose in marriage
Expressing love & intimacy, not just procreation
Protestant view: contraception enables...
Protestant view: contraception enables...
Better stewardship of resources
Genesis 9:7 command
Genesis 9:7 command
Be fruitful and increase in number
Non-religious contraception focus
Non-religious contraception focus
Practical considerations, not religious principles
Humanist view on contraception
Humanist view on contraception
Support access for personal liberty & public health