Theme A: Relationships and families 1 (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Flashcards
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Why Catholics oppose artificial contraception
Why Catholics oppose artificial contraception
Interferes with procreation, God's primary purpose of sex
Catholic view on natural family planning methods
Catholic view on natural family planning methods
Morally acceptable, works with God's natural design
Humanae Vitae
Humanae Vitae
Pope Paul VI's encyclical stating contraception not acceptable
Pope Francis's exception for contraception use
Pope Francis's exception for contraception use
Acceptable to prevent serious diseases like AIDS
Islamic diversity on contraception
Islamic diversity on contraception
Varies widely between scholars and communities
Islamic view: non-permanent contraceptive methods
Islamic view: non-permanent contraceptive methods
Some scholars support as sensible family planning
Hadith Sahih al-Bukhari on contraception
Hadith Sahih al-Bukhari on contraception
Supports only natural forms of family planning
Catholic basis for opposing pre-marital sex
Catholic basis for opposing pre-marital sex
St Paul's biblical teaching, marriage as sacrament
Catholic understanding of marriage
Catholic understanding of marriage
A sacred sacrament, not just legal contract
Catholic primary purpose of marriage
Catholic primary purpose of marriage
Having and raising children
Islamic view of sexual intimacy
Islamic view of sexual intimacy
Special gift from Allah preserved for marriage
Islamic reward for abstaining until marriage
Islamic reward for abstaining until marriage
Allah will reward those who follow His design
Shared belief on pre-marital sex
Shared belief on pre-marital sex
Both religions prohibit it, marriage is proper context
Contraception approach difference
Contraception approach difference
Catholics: natural vs artificial; Islam: diverse interpretations
Religious sources: Catholics vs Muslims
Religious sources: Catholics vs Muslims
Catholics: papal/biblical; Muslims: Qur'an/Hadith
