Marriage and the family (Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B): Quizzes
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What are the 3 principles of Catholic teaching on sexual relationships?
What are the 3 principles of Catholic teaching on sexual relationships?
Marital, unitive, procreative
What does 'unitive' mean in Catholic teaching about sex?
What does 'unitive' mean in Catholic teaching about sex?
Marriage creates a sacred spiritual bond
Why must sexual relationships be 'procreative' for Catholics?
Why must sexual relationships be 'procreative' for Catholics?
The purpose is to have children
What does Hebrews 13:4 say about marriage?
What does Hebrews 13:4 say about marriage?
Marriage honoured & bed kept pure
Which commandment forbids adultery?
Which commandment forbids adultery?
You shall not commit adultery
What do Catholics believe about casual relationships?
What do Catholics believe about casual relationships?
They are morally wrong
Why does Catholic teaching oppose homosexual activity?
Why does Catholic teaching oppose homosexual activity?
It cannot fulfil a procreative purpose
How do Catholics interpret Genesis 1:28 ('Be fruitful & increase')?
How do Catholics interpret Genesis 1:28 ('Be fruitful & increase')?
God intends sex to result in children
How do other Christians view pre-marital sex compared to Catholics?
How do other Christians view pre-marital sex compared to Catholics?
More accepting if couple intends to marry
What do humanists believe about consenting adults & sex?
What do humanists believe about consenting adults & sex?
They should have freedom if no harm
What does humanist philosophy prioritise in sexual relationships?
What does humanist philosophy prioritise in sexual relationships?
Personal freedom, consent & harm prevention
How do Catholics view sexual relationships in marriage?
How do Catholics view sexual relationships in marriage?
An integral part of the Sacrament