Theme 1 - Religion, Relationships And Families. Flashcards
What does making moral decisions mean?
Moral decisions are when a person is put into a situation where they must make a moral decision. A moral decision is a choice made based on a person’s ethics, manners, character and what they believe is proper behavior.
What chapter in the bible would you find the 10 commandments?
Exodus 20:1-7
What is the difference between venial sin and mortal sin
Venial sin is when the sin is accidental or forgetful - wrong doing. Mortal sin is the deliberate choice to do something wrong.
What are the punishments for these types of sins and how can they be forgiven?
For venial sin - confession, prayer, going to purgatory, washed of sins and go to heaven.
For Mortal sin - confession and then going to hell.
What were the two greatest commandments and who were they written by?
Mark 10:28-34
- Love God with you whole heart, mind, body and soul.
- Love your neighbour as you love yourself.
Summarise what being complimentary in the ideals of marriage means
Means that they couple give each other what the other lacks.
Summarise what permanent means in the ideals of marriage
That couples life lasting promise stays intact and their love always remains the same
Summarise what being marital in the ideals of marriage means
Couples in love committing themselves fully and exclusively to each other.
Summarise what being consummated in the ideals of marriage means
Means that a couples love is fully fulfilled when the couple have sex after marriage
Summarise what being unitive in the ideals of marriage mean
Love between them, expressed sexually, so they become closer as a couple.
Summarise what being procreative in the ideals of marriage means
When a couple have sex in order to try and bring new life into the world
Explain what the theology of the body is
The theology of the body is a theology delivered by John Paul the second, in which he describes how God expects us to treat our bodies and with other during marriage and sexually.
Why is the Theology of the body important and useful to Catholics?
Because it tells them what God expects a catholic to do in marriages and sexual relationships and how sex in marriages is viewed is very important and a special thing by the catholic church
In what ways does the theology of the body reflect catholic teaching about sexuality and marriage (summary)
It shows us that sex is not something people should abuse and treat it as if it should be something that is done meaninglessly and frequently, if it does not mean a significant deal to the people who are having sex.
Summarise the conditions of a valid marriage in brief steps;
- There should be no pressure on the couple to marry
- No previous vows to the church
- Must not be closely related
- Consent should not lack
- A deacon or a priest must give the sacrament and bare witness
- Married couple must except children willingly from God
- The marriage isn’t considered valid if the couple haven’t had sex
- The couple must promise they will stay together no matter what