Families (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Quizzes
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What are the three main reasons Catholics value family life?
What are the three main reasons Catholics value family life?
Faith education, procreation, stability
What is a nuclear family?
What is a nuclear family?
Two parents with biological children
What characterises a blended family?
What characterises a blended family?
Formed through remarriage with stepchildren
How might a single-parent family arise?
How might a single-parent family arise?
Divorce, separation, death or choice
What defines an extended family?
What defines an extended family?
Includes grandparents, aunts & uncles
Why does the Catholic Church prefer the nuclear family model?
Why does the Catholic Church prefer the nuclear family model?
It reflects divine plan from Adam & Eve
What is the family's primary role in spiritual education?
What is the family's primary role in spiritual education?
Introducing children to prayer & worship
What sacrament must Catholic families ensure their children receive?
What sacrament must Catholic families ensure their children receive?
Baptism
What does Catholic doctrine teach about procreation?
What does Catholic doctrine teach about procreation?
It should occur within marriage
Who are the primary educators in faith matters for children?
Who are the primary educators in faith matters for children?
Parents
What does Psalms 127:3 teach about children?
What does Psalms 127:3 teach about children?
They are gifts from God
What does Ephesians 6:1-2 teach children to do?
What does Ephesians 6:1-2 teach children to do?
Obey & honour their parents
Who issued Familiaris Consortio in 1981?
Who issued Familiaris Consortio in 1981?
Pope John Paul II