Family planning (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Quizzes
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What does contraception refer to?
What does contraception refer to?
Deliberate prevention of pregnancy
Why must Christians rely on biblical principles rather than specific Bible verses on contraception?
Why must Christians rely on biblical principles rather than specific Bible verses on contraception?
Bible doesn't address modern methods
How do natural contraceptive methods work?
How do natural contraceptive methods work?
They work with body's natural cycles
Which are examples of artificial contraceptive methods?
Which are examples of artificial contraceptive methods?
Condoms and contraceptive pill
Why is the natural vs artificial distinction important in Christian discussions?
Why is the natural vs artificial distinction important in Christian discussions?
It determines moral acceptability
What does Catholic teaching say artificial contraception separates?
What does Catholic teaching say artificial contraception separates?
Unitive and procreative purposes
Why do Catholics accept natural family planning methods?
Why do Catholics accept natural family planning methods?
They work with God's design
What does Catholic teaching say about children?
What does Catholic teaching say about children?
They're a gift from God
How does the Protestant approach to contraception compare to Catholic teaching?
How does the Protestant approach to contraception compare to Catholic teaching?
Protestants take a more flexible approach
What do many Protestants say about the primary purpose of sex in marriage?
What do many Protestants say about the primary purpose of sex in marriage?
Expressing love and intimacy included
Which biblical verse states 'be fruitful and increase in number'?
Which biblical verse states 'be fruitful and increase in number'?
Genesis 9:7
Why do Humanist organisations support contraception?
Why do Humanist organisations support contraception?
Personal liberty and public health