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WJEC RE - UNIT 1 RELATIONSHIPS
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- 1ChastityTo remain sexually pure for marriage. Eg some Christians won't have sex until they're married
- 2CommitmentMaking and keeping a promise. Eg wedding vows
- 3ResponsibilitiesDuties you should carry out. Eg looking after family members
- 4ConflictWorking against each other rather than in unity. Eg arguments
- 5LoveTo have a deep affection that is expressed through words and actions. Eg getting married
- 6Christian LoveChristians believe that the love between Jesus and humanity is Agape. Eg He died for them.
- 7ReconciliationMake up again or say sorry after having conflict. Eg becoming a couple again.
- 8AgapeUnconditional love. Eg mother and child
- 9StorgeAffection for objects, pets or ideas. Eg patriotism for you country/love of football
- 10PhiliaLove of extended family and friends
- 11ErosSexual love. Eg the love in a marriage/relationship
- 12Catholic attitudes to sex- Only inside marriage
- For reproduction and strengthening marriage
- Spoilt if only for pleasure - 13Church of England attitudes to sex- Acceptable in any loving and committed relationship
- Message of Christianity is love and sex strengthens the bond between a couple
- Eros - 14Catholic attitudes to contraception- Prevents procreation, against God's wishes
- Natural methods acceptable, NO artificial methods allowed (for married couples)
- Sex is for procreation, if used for anything else then something special is spoilt - 15Church of England attitudes to contraception- Lesser of two evils
- Ensures that every child that is brought into the world is loved
- Good for couples that can't afford large families
- Not to be used to prevent procreation entirely
- Encouraged/Good idea - 16PromiscuityCasual sexual relationships, without commitment
- 17Pre-Marital SexSex before marriage
- 18AdulteryA married person has a sexual relationship with someone other than their partner
- 19MarriageBeing married by way of the marriage service. Legal/Religious bond between two people
- 20SacramentAn outward sign of an inward change that involves God's blessing. Eg marriage
- 21Wedding VowsSolemn promises in the wedding ceremony between a husband and wife
- 22Examples of wedding vows- "Till death do us part"
- "In sickness and in health"
- "To love and to cherish" - 23CohabitionA couple that lives together but isn't married. Eg moving in together before engagement to see if they are 'meant to be'
- 24Christian attitudes to cohabition- Some say it's acceptable to cohabit as part of a committed relationship
- Others say that chastity before marriage and marriage itself is essential to a relationship - 25Nuclear FamilyA married couple with their children, all related
- 26Extended FamilyA married couple and their children, all living with or very close to extended family (grandparents, cousins, uncles, aunties)
- 27Single Parent FamilyA family where the children are brought up by only one parent
- 28Reconstituted FamilyWhere one or more sets of children (step-siblings) become one family when their already divorced parents get remarried to each other
- 29How does the church help conflicted couples?- Divorce counselling groups
- Christian friends offer support
- Offer prayers for guidance, peace and support
- Non judgemental marriage mentor schemes
- Church reconciliation services - 30Christian beliefs about marriageP = Procreation
U = Union (loving partnership)
R = Raising children (nurturing & security)
P = Pattern for society (support given)
O = One flesh (express love through sex)
S = Sacred (blessed by God)
E = Endless (lifelong) - 31Church of England attitudes to divorce- Divorce is allowed but all attempts must be made to prevent it
- Remarriage is allowed
- Believe that Jesus saw divorce as a last case scenario
"Moses permitted you to divorce your wives because your hearts were hard" - 32Catholic attitudes to divorce"Anyone who divorces his wife and marries another woman commits adultery"
"What God has joined let no man separate"
- Divorce not allowed
- If divorced, still seen as married in the eyes of God
- Separation is acceptable - 33HeterosexualBeing attracted to someone of the opposite sex to themselves
- 34HomosexualBeing attracted to people of the same sex as themselves
- 35Civil PartnershipGives homosexual couples most of the rights and responsibilities of a marriage
- 36Christian attitudes to homosexuality (Negative)- Believe it is a sin
- The Bible says it's "detestable"
- Both churches teach that God disapproves of homosexuality and that homosexual couples cannot procreate therefore homosexual relationships are bad - 37Christian attitudes to homosexuality (Positive)- Believe that everyone was created by God "in his image" and therefore perfect.
- Homosexuality is acceptable as long as they stay celibate (some)
- Love is the greatest gift and no one should stop two people from loving each other ("Love thy neighbour as yourself")
- Love is the main message of Christianity
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