Karteikarten
Ethics-R.E
Karten in diesem Stapel (30)
- 1What is marriage?Marriage is a legal union between a man and a woman
- 2What is ethics?.A system of moral beliefs
.The rules of conduct recognised in respect to a particular class of human actions or a particular group
.moral principles - 3What is a Christian marriage?It is a commitment to God and the Church, as well as the other person
- 4What does Christian marriage support?the idea of having children, support and love and a secure and happy environment to bring up children
- 5What are the types of love?Eros-romantic love, being attracted and developing a relationship
philos: platonic love between friends
agape:unconditional and pure love
storge-family love
the love of things:i love cake - 6What is the purpose of marriage?procreation-having children
union-a loving partnership
rearing children-nurture and security
pattern for society-support
one flesh-intimacy sexually
sacred and endless - 7Quotes supporting marriage?1 Corinthians CH7:2-4:"Marriage is God's way to strengthen partners against temptation."
- 8What happens in the marriage ceremony?Vows,rings,register,wearing the ring
- 9What affects our ethics?.god and religion
.human conscience and intuition
.the example of good human beings
.media
. political power - 10What is a civil ceremony?usually in a registry office or approved building. two witnesses. vows exchanged.
- 11Why are rings exchanged?-shows commitment
-everlasting love
-God's love for us - 12What is the sanctity of life?.Human life is sacred
.Every individual human life is precious;it has a special value
.It cannot be traded, ignored or sacrificed for some other God - 13What is a civil partnership?A partnership between a man and a man or a women and a women
- 14What is annulment?When the Catholic Church declares a marriage invalid
- 15What is stereotype?A widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing
- 16What is abortion?Abortion refers to the deliberate termination of pregnancy resulting in the death of an embryo or foetus. Abortion legalised 1967-amended 1990.
When illegal 200,000 took place yearly. - 17What is prejudice?Unfairly judging someone before the facts are known. Holding biased opinions about an individual. To pre-judge.
- 18What is discrimination?To act against someone on the basis of sex, race, religion, etc. Usually seen as wrong.
- 19Reasons for abortion?Too young for a baby, conceived a baby from rape/incest, career over baby, possible medical abnormality, mother unfit to look after child,women's life threatened, fear.
- 20Explain L'Arche and its work.L'Arche began in 1964. Jean Vanier and Father Thomas Philippe founded it. Helps people with learning disabilities. Community of people in one house. Carers-disabled live a relatively normal life. Liverpool.
- 21When is abortion accepted in the RC church and Evangelicals?the double effect argument. if the intention is to save the mother, the foetus is not directly killed, its death is not a means to saving the mother and the good outweighs the bad
- 22State some bible quotes against abortion"Before I formed you in the womb i knew you."Jeremiah 1:5
"You saw me before i was born". Psalm 139:16
"God chose me even before I was born". Galatians 1:15 - 23Bible quotes for abortion?"breathed into his nostrils the breath of life". Genesis 2:7
"But better off are those who have never been born." Ecclesiastes 4:3 - 24What is euthanasia?the act of bringing about an easy and painless death
- 25Where is euthanasia legal?In the Netherlands, Switzerland and parts of Australia.
- 26What is voluntary and involuntary euthanasia?voluntary-patient has requested euthanasia
involuntary-ending life of a patient without request as they are incapable of giving permission themselves - 27What is passive euthanasia?When treatment that would help a person live longer is stopped to end their life
- 28What is active euthanasia?A direct act of a doctor or other to end the life of an individual
- 29Who disagrees with euthanasia?Christians disagree with euthanasia
- 30What are hospices?A place where sick people can die happily doing their favourite things e.g cooking, gardening, reading e.t.c. A hospice is a place to die peacefully and with dignity. Cicely Saunders-1967 first hospice.
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