Premarital Sex and Religious approaches
- Created by: Grace Lidgett
- Created on: 09-04-13 21:24
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- Premarital sex
- For many people this subject has been blurred in recent years due mostly to social and cultural attitudes in the last 30/40 years
- Traditionally, the Bible suggests that sex is for married and heterosexual couples as Paul emphasises the man/woman role
- Roman catholicism teaches the joy and purpose of sex to be within marriage and not outside of it
- Conservative protestants are similar to Roman catholics as they see the security of marriage needed but sex for pleasure is accepted as well as procreation
- Liberal christians would encourage people to get married but would realised emotions and desires sometimes get the better of us
- If the relationship was committed and strong, some christians wouldn't condemn premarital sex
- Premarital sex
- For many people this subject has been blurred in recent years due mostly to social and cultural attitudes in the last 30/40 years
- Traditionally, the Bible suggests that sex is for married and heterosexual couples as Paul emphasises the man/woman role
- Roman catholicism teaches the joy and purpose of sex to be within marriage and not outside of it
- Conservative protestants are similar to Roman catholics as they see the security of marriage needed but sex for pleasure is accepted as well as procreation
- Liberal christians would encourage people to get married but would realised emotions and desires sometimes get the better of us
- If the relationship was committed and strong, some christians wouldn't condemn premarital sex
- If the relationship was committed and strong, some christians wouldn't condemn premarital sex
- Many secular approaches do not see reason for sex to be confined in marriage as for many people marriage is not required as it used to be
- Women are no longer reliant on men for financial responsibility
- Legal rights are not available for cohabiting couples and civil partnership rather than just marriage
- No longer the stigma attached to children who's parent's aren't married
- Premarital sex
- If the relationship was committed and strong, some christians wouldn't condemn premarital sex
- Many secular approaches do not see reason for sex to be confined in marriage as for many people marriage is not required as it used to be
- Women are no longer reliant on men for financial responsibility
- Legal rights are not available for cohabiting couples and civil partnership rather than just marriage
- No longer the stigma attached to children who's parent's aren't married
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