Divorce and remarriage (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Flashcards
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What is divorce?
What is divorce?
Legal ending of a marriage
Adultery as grounds for divorce
Adultery as grounds for divorce
Sexual relations with someone outside the marriage
Desertion in divorce terms
Desertion in divorce terms
Abandoning partner without reasonable cause or consent
Separation years needed (with consent)
Separation years needed (with consent)
Two years
Separation years needed (no consent)
Separation years needed (no consent)
Five years
Jesus's teaching (Mark 10:9)
Jesus's teaching (Mark 10:9)
What God has joined together, let no one separate
Catholic belief about marriage bonds
Catholic belief about marriage bonds
Marriage is indissoluble (cannot be broken)
What is a Catholic annulment?
What is a Catholic annulment?
Declaration that a valid marriage never actually existed
Protestant view on divorce & forgiveness
Protestant view on divorce & forgiveness
God's forgiveness extends to all areas including failed marriages
Catholic teaching on remarriage after divorce
Catholic teaching on remarriage after divorce
Prohibits it; original marriage bond continues to exist
Protestant approach to remarriage decisions
Protestant approach to remarriage decisions
Left to individual ministers & couples to decide
Humanist view on when marriage can end
Humanist view on when marriage can end
When it no longer serves the wellbeing of those involved
Atheist perspective on marriage nature
Atheist perspective on marriage nature
Social contract rather than sacred covenant
Ethical argument against divorce
Ethical argument against divorce
Promises made before God create sacred obligations
