Different relationships (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Flashcards

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Traditional Christian view: who can marry?

One man and one woman

Traditional purpose of marriage in Christianity

Creating a family unit where children can be born and raised

Catholic Church stance on same-sex marriage

Firmly opposes it; against natural law

Who actively campaigns against same-sex marriage?

Many evangelical Christians

Liberal Christian focus in same-sex relationships

Love and commitment regardless of gender

Why same-sex couples don't fulfil traditional marriage purpose

Cannot naturally have children together

What some Church of England branches do regarding same-sex marriage

Perform same-sex marriage ceremonies

Bible verse supporting traditional marriage

Genesis 1:27-28

Bible verse used to support inclusive love

Matthew 22:39 - 'Love your neighbour as yourself'

Definition of cohabitation

Couple lives together romantically without being married

Reasons people choose cohabitation (3 reasons)

Save money, test compatibility, don't feel marriage necessary

Catholic Church view on cohabitation

Not acceptable; involves sexual relations outside marriage

How marriage is viewed by traditional Christians

Sacred commitment made before God

Church of England view on cohabitation

Recognises it's common and accepts it in many situations

What liberal Christians believe about equal treatment

All people deserve equal treatment and rights

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