Theme A: Relationships and families 2 (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Flashcards
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Meaning of 'contrasting beliefs'
Meaning of 'contrasting beliefs'
Different/opposing views on same moral/theological issues
Catholic view: who should marry
Catholic view: who should marry
One man and one woman
What Catholics call marriage
What Catholics call marriage
A sacred sacrament
Catholic: two purposes of marriage
Catholic: two purposes of marriage
Companionship and procreation
Catholic distinction on homosexuality
Catholic distinction on homosexuality
Orientation may not be sinful, but acts are contrary to teaching
Catholic: why male & female are complementary
Catholic: why male & female are complementary
Each gender brings unique qualities that complete each other
Islamic teaching on homosexual relationships
Islamic teaching on homosexual relationships
Qur'an states they are forbidden
Islamic view: Allah's design for relationships
Islamic view: Allah's design for relationships
Heterosexual relationships as natural order
Islamic: why heterosexual relationships matter
Islamic: why heterosexual relationships matter
Enable procreation & continuation of human family
Catholic vs Islam: practical application contrast
Catholic vs Islam: practical application contrast
Catholic allows more debate; Islam more unified stance
In exams, what does 'contrasting' mean
In exams, what does 'contrasting' mean
Highlighting different or opposing viewpoints
Catholic & Islamic shared belief on marriage
Catholic & Islamic shared belief on marriage
Heterosexual marriage serves God's intended purpose