Overall Task 2

Question 1

Unity Companionship

Answer 1

Marriage is highly values and considered Mitzvah to marry and build and home.
Sex is only reserved for marriage

Question 2

Orthodox Unity Companionship:

Answer 2

Sex is strictly only reserved for marriage

Question 3

Reform:

Answer 3

They understand that if both partners are comitted to each other sex outside of marriage is allowed

Question 4

Genesis 2:24

Answer 4

‘a man shall leave his mother and father to be with his wife and the two shall become one flesh’

Question 5

Niddah

Answer 5

Specifically a women’s menstrual cycle. When a woman menstruates, she does not engage in sexual relations. And after menstruation, a woman will go to a mikvah for a traditional cleanse.

Question 6

Orthodox

Answer 6

Strict adherence to these teachings

Question 7

Reform

Answer 7

Not many couples adhere to abstaining during this time. Only a few will mikvah

Question 8

Talmud Niddah 31b

Answer 8

Why did the Torah command Niddah? So that a woman shall be beloved by her husband as on her wedding day’.

Question 9

Marriage Steps
K
B
H
R (3a2b)
S
Y

Answer 9

Ketubah signing
Bedeken
Hakafot
Rings
Sheva Brachot
Yichud

Question 10

The BESHT
CREMP!

Answer 10

Changing Synagogue Services
Role of the Tzadikk
Emphasis on joy
Mysticism in daily life
Power of prayer

Question 11

Changing synagogue services

Answer 11

More participatory
Spiritually uplifting
Hasidic prayer includes singing, dancing, shucking

Question 12

Role of the Tzadikk

Answer 12

Hasidic rabbi
Conduit between the divine and the adherent
Guides adherents

Question 13

Emphasis on joy

Answer 13

cleaving to god
personal spirituality was more important than intellect
Every Jew could develop a personal relationship with God though prayer, devotion, and acts of kindness

personal connection with God was valued over intellect

Question 14

Mysticism in daily life

Answer 14

Divine providence, God is involved in all aspects of life
Devekut: cleaving to God,
Mundane activities done correctly can be worship to God

Question 15

‘Everything above

Answer 15

and below is one unity’

Question 16

From every human

Answer 16

is a light

Question 17

Power of prayer

Answer 17

Heartfelt prayer over intellectual study - cleaving to God
Simple faith: heartfelt approach to religious life wasmore important than intellect.

Question 18

There is no room for God

Answer 18

in a man who is full of himself

Question 19

1. Paul of Tarsus: Agape Love (SUSTAINS)

Answer 19

1. Description: Paul teaches that the highest form of love in a Christian setting (1 Corinthians 12:13)
   Example: Mother Teresa in Missionaries of Charities
   And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love” (1 Corinthians 12:13).

Question 20

‘And now these three remain:

Answer 20

Faith hope and love. But the greatest of these is love. (1 Corinthians 12:13).

Question 21

1. POT: Agape Love (ADAPTS)

Answer 21

1. Desmond Tutu’s work as an Anglican bishop in South Africa. Emphasized love, forgiveness, and reconciliation during and after apartheid in South Africa.
   (1 Corinthians 13:7)

Question 22

Love never gives up,

Answer 22

never loses faith, is always hopeful, and endures through every circumstance’ (1 Corinthians 13:7).

Question 23

2. POT: Sexual Teachings (SUSTAINS)

Answer 23

Description:
- Taught mutual responsibilities between spouses through respect
1 Corinthians 6:18-19.
Catholic Engaged Encounter, help married couples assume the roles of marriage via the teachings of Paul

Question 24

Flee from sexual immorality.

Answer 24

All other sins a person commits are outside the body, but whoever sins sexually, sins against their own body. 1 Corinthians 6:18-19.

Question 25

2. POT: Sexual Teachings (ADAPTS)

Answer 25

Description: - Paul urged believers to honour their bodies as temples and reserve sex for marriage (1 Corinthians 7:3-4) The Anglican Church and some progressive Protestant denominations recognise many Christian couples engage in premarital sex and focus instead on commitment, respect, and responsibility in relationships.

Question 26

‘The husband should fulfill

Answer 26

his marital duty to his wife, and likewise the wife to her husband’, (1 Corinthians 7:3-4.

Question 27

3. Sexual Ethics: Homosexuality (SUSTAINS)

Answer 27

Description: - Wrong because of value in procreation - Catholics view homosexuality as a denial of divine and natural law Leviticus 20:13 - Many Catholic churches today will not marry

Question 28

If a man lies with a male as with a woman,

Answer 28

both of them have committed an abomination; they shall surely be put to death; their blood is upon them. Leviticus 20:13

Question 29

3. Sexual Ethics: (ADAPTS)

Answer 29

Description: God’s all-embracing agape and Jesus’ primary teaching of unconditional love (1 John 4:7-8) Uniting Church openly accepts gay ministers and facilitates homosexual weddings if they align with the conscience of the minister. Such as Reverend Susan Wickham, an openly gay reverend in Adelaide.

Question 30

“Everyone who loves

Answer 30

has been born of God and knows God” (1 John 4:7-8)

Question 31

4. Sexual Ethics: Contraception (SUSTAINS)

Answer 31

Description: Teaching of Procreation Artificial contraception is a sin as it suppresses God’s intended purpose thus undermining natural law and a God-given purpose sexuality. (Genesis 1:28) Natural Family Planning (NFP), which aligns with Natural Law by allowing couples to regulate births without interfering with the body's natural reproductive process...meeting the needs of adherents in busy contemporary society.

Question 32

“Be fruitful

Answer 32

and increase in number” (Genesis 1:28)

Question 33

4. Sexual Ethics: Contraception (ADAPTS)

Answer 33

Description: Protestant Church has no decisive teaching against contraception and is open to all forms of impermanent contraception as a means of addressing volatile population growth within the contemporary world, (John 13:34) Christian Aid advocate for access to contraception in developing countries to improve maternal health, demonstrating how

Question 34

Love one

Answer 34

another. As I have loved you” (John 13:34)