1.1 Human Sexuality

• The biological aspect of human sexuality includes physical characteristics, sexual, and reproductive functions
• Modern religious interpretations are always inclusive of LGBTQ+ rights.

  False
• Responsibility in sexual actions includes considering the consequences of those actions.

  True
• Liberal Protestant churches often support LGBTQ+ rights and perform same-sex marriages.


  True
• Understanding the diverse nature of sexuality in modern society promotes healthy attitudes and relationships.


  True
• What does human sexuality encompass according to its definition?

  Biological, psychological, social aspects
• Why is understanding the multifaceted nature of human sexuality important?

  For healthy attitudes and behaviors
• Match the religious perspective with its key belief:

  Traditional ↔️ Procreation, heterosexual marriage

  Modern ↔️ Inclusivity, diverse relationships

  LGBTQ+ ↔️ Affirmation of same-sex relationships
• Consent in sexual activity must be voluntary, informed, and ongoing.
• The Catholic Church teaches that marriage between a man and a woman is essential for procreation.
• Modern perspectives on sexuality are more inclusive and accept a wider range of sexual orientations.
• Social influences on human sexuality include cultural norms, values, and expectations around relationships and gender roles.


  True
• Traditional religious views on human sexuality often emphasize procreation and marriage within heterosexual unions.
• What are the ethical considerations of human sexuality focused on?

  Consent, responsibility, boundaries
• Why is adhering to ethical considerations crucial in human sexuality?

  For positive relationships and experiences
• What has been a traditional emphasis in views on sexuality?

  Procreation and heterosexual marriage