Religious Studies-Relationships and family, GCSE 0.0 / 5 ? Religious StudiesMarriage and RelationshipsGCSEAll boards Created by: lizzie.0602Created on: 09-06-17 16:13 what is a nuclear family ? a basic family unit made up of a mum, dad and their children 1 of 40 what is a reconstituted family ? a family which is formed on the re-marriage of divorced or widowed person including children 2 of 40 what is an extended family ? a family which extends beyond just parents and their children. eg, grandparents 3 of 40 how are religious parents expected to bring up their children ? so that the are generous, respecting towards all life, loyal and have self disipline 4 of 40 why is it important for Christian families to love each other ? because it is important to god 5 of 40 what does procreation mean ? when you bring babies into the world 6 of 40 why do you need your family ? for love and support, stability and education in a faith 7 of 40 what does god teach you about how to behave with your family ? "you should do what your parents tell you" and that you should "discipline your son and he will give you peace" 8 of 40 what is hetro-sexual ? when you are attracted to the opposite sex 9 of 40 what is the contemporary British attitude to human sexuality ? that they are generally more accepting of all kinds of sexual activities 10 of 40 when was same sex marriage recognised in the law ? 2013 11 of 40 what is the church of England's view on homosexuality ? It's ok as long as you're in a committed relationship and love each other "go forth and increase in number" 12 of 40 what are Roman Catholics negative views on homosexuality ? that homo sexuality is wrong! And it's a grave sin 13 of 40 what is sex outside of marriage (adultery) ? when you are unfaithful to your spouse 14 of 40 what is the contemporary british view towards sex before marriage ? that is it now accepted because it is seen as the "done thing" 15 of 40 what is a civil partnership ? a legal union of same sex marriage 16 of 40 what is cohabitation ? a couple living together + having a sexual relationship without being married 17 of 40 what is a covenant ? a promise or agreement 18 of 40 what are some reasons why people get married ? for: security, respect, love, commitment, money and family 19 of 40 what is a sacrament ? a special religious event 20 of 40 what is Roman Catholics view on sex before marriage ? that it is wrong especially at the risk of pregnancy and STI's, you should also be pure (a virgin) when you are married 21 of 40 what does the Church of England think about sex before marriage? that it is acceptable in the correct circumstances 22 of 40 what does sex outside of marriage result in ? a grave sin 23 of 40 what is Sikh's views on marriage ? that is a commitment of companionship instead of being for sexual enjoyment 24 of 40 what are some reasons for divorce ? cheating, committing crimes, abusive and falling out of love 25 of 40 what is annulment ? a Catholic church ruling that a marriage was never valid 26 of 40 what is Sikh's views on divorce ? that the couples are expected to remain faithful so divorce should not occur but if it does it should only be in certain circumstances 27 of 40 what are some methods of contraception ? the pill, condom, t-coil 28 of 40 what is meant by natural methods of contraception ? that you plan when to have sex so that you don't have to use artificial contraception 29 of 40 what are the contemporary British views towards contraception ? that is it acceptable to use any form of contraception 30 of 40 what does the Church of England think about contraception ? that is is acceptable in certain circumstances such as preventing unwanted births 31 of 40 what are Sikh's views on contraception ? there are no rules in Sikhism about contraception, but natural methods of contraception are preferred 32 of 40 what are contemporary family issues ? same- sex parents, polygamy 33 of 40 What does the purpose of marriage stand for Permanent, union, restricts sex, procreate, once in a life time, sacrament, everlasting 34 of 40 What's the Role of children ? To respect elders, respect all life 35 of 40 Describe the marriage event Takes place in church, bride wears white, make and exchange vows 36 of 40 What is the significance of the events and symbols given in marriage ? Bride wears white to symbolise purity, rings worn to show solidarity of God, church is where God is, 37 of 40 Quotes on marriage People should be married to have children 38 of 40 What do Roman Catholics believe about contraception ? Shouldn't need to use it as you shouldn't have sex and you shouldn't only use natural methods 39 of 40 What are all the Christians denominations think about gender discrimination? That you shouldn't discriminate against anyone and you should treat people how you want tot be treated 40 of 40
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