Religious Beliefs about Contraception & Family Planning (OCR GCSE Religious Studies): Flashcards
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Contraception definition
Contraception definition
Preventing pregnancy when a couple has sex
Three types of contraception methods
Three types of contraception methods
Artificial, natural, and permanent
Examples of artificial contraception
Examples of artificial contraception
Condom, pill/injection, coil
Rhythm method explanation
Rhythm method explanation
Woman works out least fertile days from menstrual cycle
Permanent contraception method
Permanent contraception method
Operation to sterilise a man/woman
Roman Catholic view on artificial contraception
Roman Catholic view on artificial contraception
Morally wrong
Why Roman Catholics oppose artificial contraception
Why Roman Catholics oppose artificial contraception
Sex is intended to create new life; contraception interferes
Roman Catholic view on natural family planning
Roman Catholic view on natural family planning
Acceptable as no artificial intervention
Church of England view on artificial contraception
Church of England view on artificial contraception
Approves its use
When C of E accepts contraception
When C of E accepts contraception
When baby would cause serious issues (illness, poverty)
Islamic view on contraception within marriage
Islamic view on contraception within marriage
Permitted for family planning purposes
Islamic view on permanent contraception
Islamic view on permanent contraception
Generally discouraged unless serious health concerns
Two purposes of sex (Roman Catholic)
Two purposes of sex (Roman Catholic)
Unitive (bonding) and procreative (producing children)
Family planning definition
Family planning definition
Controlling number and spacing of children in a family
Islamic requirement for using contraception
Islamic requirement for using contraception
Both spouses should agree