RE-Unit2-Christianity:Marriage 0.0 / 5 ? Religious StudiesChristianityGCSEEdexcel Created by: tonisha_Created on: 08-10-21 19:12 What is marriage traditionally accepted as in Christianity? a relationship between a man and woman 1 of 37 This is seen as the correct context in which to have? (2) a sexual relationship children 2 of 37 The Bible says a marriage should be what? monogamous between man and woman for life 3 of 37 One Christian purpose of marriage is to provide what? (3) companionship friendship support 4 of 37 Another purpose is to enjoy a what? sexual relationship 5 of 37 Within what? marriage 6 of 37 And have and raise what? have children and raise a family 7 of 37 Another purpose is to make a lifelong what? commitment 8 of 37 What does this also provide to society? stability 9 of 37 How does this provide stability? through the teaching of good moral and social behaviour 10 of 37 One Christian belief about marriage is that it is a what? sacrament 11 of 37 What is a sacrament? a ceremony involving God 12 of 37 What is made between a man and woman and also God? vows 13 of 37 What is an example of a vow? being faithful 14 of 37 What does this show? marriage is sacred and binding 15 of 37 Another belief is that marriage is a what from God? a gift from God 16 of 37 This is Gods what? plan 17 of 37 plan for what? for men and women to live together 18 of 37 Another belief is that marriage provides what ? security and stability 19 of 37 Security and stability for what? for children to be raised as Christians 20 of 37 Some Christian believe marriage is important but what may some also believe? that God doesnt what everyone to get married 21 of 37 What supports this belief? the fact that Jesus wasnt married either 22 of 37 Christians believe they have a what from God? vocation 23 of 37 What does this mean? that marriage is not required 24 of 37 What are some examples of these people? monks and nuns 25 of 37 What is one non-religious attitude? humanists 26 of 37 What do humanists not use in their lives? religion 27 of 37 What do they rely on instead? reason 28 of 37 What do they not accept marriage as? blessed by God 29 of 37 How do they accept it? in a secular sense 30 of 37 What do they see marriage as? a couple making a commitment to each other 31 of 37 What is it possible to have? a humanist wedding 32 of 37 What is not not accepted as though? legal 33 of 37 What else is required ? a civil ceremony 34 of 37 What is cohabitation? where couples live together without being married 35 of 37 Why may people prefer this? (2) marriage is expensive and unnecessary 36 of 37 How do Christians feel about this? they do not support this alternative 37 of 37
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