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Paper 1 - Issues
Issues of Relationships
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Marriage lasts till
death 'Until death do us part'
'Her worth is far beyond red
coral'
'And
children
are not
lacking'
'It is not good for man to be
alone
; I shall make a
partner
suited for him'
'A man leaves his father and mother, and is united to his wife and the two become one flesh'
Purposes of Marriage
To marry in God's
presence
To have
children
To raise
Christian
children
To have
sex
To be
faithful
To be
committed
to ones
partner
Problems of
interfaith
marriage
Different
laws
(diet, gender
roles...
)
What festivals
Where to get
married
How to
raise
kids
Cohabitation
To live in a
sexual
relationship with someone who you are
not married
to
Liberal
protestants on cohabitation
It is
okay
if the couple intend to
marry
Catholic
view on cohabitation
Not allowed
- it provides an easy oppertunity for
sex
before
marriage
Nuclear families
Two
parents and one or more children living together in the
same
house
Extended families
Number of adults and children living in the
same house
when they are all
related
Reconstructed
Families
Where
divorced
adults remarry
Single parent
families
Where one parents raises a child
alone
Childless families
Married or
cohabitating
families
without
any children
Christian parental roles
'Honour
your
mother
and father'
To care for parents
To have children 'Be fruitful and increase'
Pope Francis
said
'Family
is the basis of human society'
'Do not treat your
children
in a way that makes them
angry'
Humanist
families
Focus on
welfare
of children and adults
Adultery
A married person having
sex
with a person who is not their
spouse
Thou shalt not commit
adultery
Be
faithful
Divorce
To
legally
terminate a
marriage
Separation
To remain
married
but live
seperately
Annulment
To legally dissolve the marriage as if it never happened
A man who
divorces
his wife, and marries another woman commits
adultery
against her
Catholic
view on contreception
Not
allowed
The purpose of
sex
is to have
children
Natural Moral Law
If the
unmarried
can not
control
themselves, they should marry. Better to be married than burn with vain desire
Liberal
Christian views on Contreception
Allowed
Nothing in the
Bible
that forbids
contreception
Catholic
views on homosexuality
The Law is made for lawbreakers and rebels ... for those practicing
homosexuality
If a man lies with a man as he does with a woman that is
detestable
The sexually immoral shall not enter the kingdom of
heaven
Cannot have
children
Liberal
views on homosexuality
Allowed
Society
has changed
Love
thy neighbour
Treat
others as you would want to be
treated
Humanist
views on homosexuality
Allowed
Do anything that causes happiness
Deacon
Ordained minister
below
a priest that can lead
church
services
Priest
Leads ceremonies, sacraments and rituals
Bishop
A senior
church member
in charge of an area
Church
of England on woman
Allowed to lead
Mary Magdalene
appeared to Jesus first
Jesus breaks Jewish law to teach Mary and Martha
All humans are created 'in the image of
God'
There is neither Jew not Gentile, neither slave nor free, nor is there male or female, for you are all one in faith in Christ Jesus
Catholic
views on
woman
Women
can help, but cannot lead
In mass, the priest represents Jesus and Jesus was a man
The apostles were all men
I do not permit a woman to teach or assume authority over a man
Eve was the first to sin
Features of
Orthodox
wedding ceremony
Crowning
of the bride and groom
Drink
from the same cup
Each receive a
lit
candle
Put
rings
on each others fingers
3
times
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Crowning
of the
bride
and groom
Raise
children-king
and
queen
of the
house
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Drink from the
same cup
Companionship
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Each
receive a lit candle
God
is
present
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