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What is human sexuality?

The way people express themselves as sexual beings.

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At what stage do people typically begin to have sexual feelings?

At puberty.

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According to many Christians, when should sex be experienced?

Only within marriage.

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What does Genesis 1:28 say about sex and procreation?

Men and women are told to 'Be fruitful and increase in number; fill the earth.'

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What does Genesis 2:24 state about marriage?

A man leaves his parents and is united to his wife, and they become one flesh.

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What is fornication?

Sex before marriage, considered a sin by many Christians.

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What does 1 Corinthians 6:18 advise regarding fornication?

'Flee fornication.'

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What is adultery?

Having a sexual relationship with someone who is not your spouse.

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Why do Christians view adultery as wrong?

It involves secrecy, lies, and betrayal of trust.

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What commandment does adultery violate?

'You shall not commit adultery.' (Exodus 20:14)

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What did Jesus teach about lust?

Looking at a woman with lust is akin to committing adultery in one's heart.

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What is a heterosexual relationship?

A sexual relationship between a man and a woman.

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What is a homosexual relationship?

A sexual relationship between members of the same sex.

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What do some Christians believe about sex before marriage?

It can be a valid expression of love if it is faithful, loving, and committed.

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What is the Catholic Church's stance on sexual acts?

Every sexual act must be within the framework of marriage.

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What does Genesis 1:28 imply about procreation?

It commands humans to 'Go forth and multiply.'

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What is the view of many Muslims on homosexuality?

The majority believe homosexual acts are against God's will.

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What do some Muslims believe about homosexuality?

It is not a choice, and God will judge people's actions.

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What is the nature of marriage according to Christians?

A legal contract that brings security and is a lifelong commitment.

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What does Genesis 2:24 say about the union of a husband and wife?

They become 'one flesh' through marriage.

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What is the spiritual significance of marriage in Christianity?

It reflects the love of God and is a covenant before God.

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What does Ephesians 5:25 instruct husbands to do?

Love their wives as Christ loved the church.

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What is the role of physical intimacy in marriage according to Christians?

It expresses love and companionship between partners.

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What is the Christian belief about the permanence of marriage?

Marriage is an unbreakable bond that demands total faithfulness.

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What does Jesus say about forgiveness in relation to adultery?

He forgave the woman caught in adultery but instructed her to leave her life of sin.

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What is the Christian perspective on same-sex marriage?

Many believe it is forbidden by God and do not perform same-sex marriages.

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What does Leviticus 18:22 state regarding homosexual acts?

'Do not have sexual relations with a man as one does with a woman; that is detestable.'

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What do couples promise in their marriage vows?

To have and to hold from this day forward; for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish, till death do us part.

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What is exchanged during the marriage ceremony?

Rings, accompanied by the words: 'With my body I honour you, all that I am I give to you, and all that I have I share with you, within the love of God.'

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What is the role of the priest during the marriage ceremony?

The priest proclaims that the couple is now husband and wife.

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What is the significance of signing the register in a marriage?

It is a legal requirement that makes the couple legally married.

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What does Genesis 2:24 say about marriage?

A man leaves his father and mother and is united to his wife, and they become one flesh.

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What is the Christian view on same-sex marriage?

Some Christians support it, believing that God approves of any loving and committed marriage.

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What is the primary purpose of marriage according to Christians?

To provide a stable, secure environment for family life and companionship.

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What is cohabitation?

When a couple lives together and has a sexual relationship without being married.

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What is the general Christian stance on cohabitation?

Most Christians think it is wrong, opposing sex before marriage.

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What do Christians believe about the permanence of marriage?

Marriage should be for life and is something planned by God.

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What do the Roman Catholic, Anglican, and Orthodox Churches say about marriage?

They consider marriage a sacrament, an outward sign of God's blessing.

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What is the Catholic view on divorce?

Divorce is always wrong; marriage is a sacrament that cannot be broken.

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What is an annulment in the Catholic Church?

A declaration that a marriage was never valid, allowed under certain circumstances.

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What does Mark 10:11-12 teach about divorce?

Anyone who divorces and remarries commits adultery.

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What is the Islamic view on divorce?

Divorce is allowed but should be avoided if possible.

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What is contraception?

Methods used to prevent pregnancy during sexual intercourse.

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What is the Catholic Church's stance on artificial contraception?

It is considered unnatural and sinful as it goes against God's command to procreate.

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What are natural methods of contraception?

Methods like the rhythm method and withdrawal that are considered acceptable by the Catholic Church.

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What is a nuclear family?

A couple and their children regarded as a basic family unit.

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What is a stepfamily?

A family formed through the remarriage of a divorced or widowed person including their children.

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What does the term polygamy refer to?

The practice of having more than one spouse at the same time, which is illegal in the UK.

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What is the nature of family according to Christians?

The first place where children learn about love, companionship, and forgiveness.

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What is the role of parents in a Christian family?

To set a good example, pass on traditions, and teach life lessons.

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What example can parents set for their children?

Parents can set a good example of how to live a Christian life.

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What is a key Biblical command regarding responsibility towards elderly family members?

Honor your father and mother (Exodus 20:12).

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What does the Bible present as the divine ideal for marriage?

Monogamy, a union between one man and one woman.

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What did Jesus teach about marriage?

A man will leave his father and mother and live with his wife; the two will become one (Matthew 19:5).

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What role do families play in the community?

Families provide support for other families, care for the elderly, and adopt children.

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What is the Islamic view on the extended family?

The extended family is the basis of Islamic society and part of God's plan for human beings.

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What does Islam allow regarding marriage?

Islam allows a man to have more than one wife (polygamy).

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What is a requirement for a man to marry additional wives in Islam?

He must be able to love and support them equally and obtain consent from his first wife.

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What is the primary purpose of families according to Christians?

Families are the main building block of society, providing basic needs and stability.

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What is one of the important roles of Christian parents?

To educate their children in their faith.

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What are the expected roles of children in a Christian family?

Children should be obedient, love, respect, and honor their parents.

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What does gender equality mean?

Men and women should be given the same rights and opportunities.

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What is a common barrier to gender equality?

Gender prejudice, often based on sexual stereotyping.

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What legislation made gender discrimination illegal in the UK?

The Sex Discrimination Act (1975).

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What is the Christian belief regarding the equality of men and women?

Most Christians believe men and women are equal as all are created in the image of God (Genesis 1:27).

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What do some Christians believe about women's roles in the Church?

Some believe women should not teach in the Church or hold authority over men (1 Timothy 2:12).

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What does Paul emphasize about equality in Galatians 3:28?

There is neither Jew nor Gentile, neither slave nor free, nor is there male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus.

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What does Proverbs 13:24 say about discipline?

He who spares the rod hates their children; the one who loves their children is careful to discipline them.

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What is the significance of the creation of woman from man's rib in Genesis?

It signifies equality between men and women.

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What is the Biblical view on the roles of men and women in a family?

Some believe men should lead and women should follow, while others emphasize equality.

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What does Ephesians 5:22 say about wives?

Wives should submit to their husbands as to the Lord.

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What is the role of the mother in a family according to the text?

The mother usually is the baby's prime carer after giving birth.

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What does Proverbs 22:6 advise about raising children?

Train up a child in the way he should go; when he is old, he will not depart from it.

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What is the Christian perspective on the protection of children?

The family is where children are looked after and protected from harm.

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What does Exodus 20:12 instruct children to do?

Honor your father and mother.

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What is the role of parents in providing for their children?

Parents should provide for their children with all the necessities of life.

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What does the text suggest about the evolution of family structures?

In the past, families were larger and often included extended family members living together.

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What do Christians believe about human sexuality?

It is part of God's plan for humans to have sex, and they should 'increase in number'.

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How do some Christians view their teachings in relation to a changing world?

They believe they should adapt to be more loving, accepting homosexuality and sex before marriage.

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What is the Islamic perspective on human sexuality?

It is a natural expression, meant for pleasure and reproduction within heterosexual relationships.

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What is the contemporary British attitude towards sex before marriage?

It is more accepted, with an age of consent set at 16 years old.

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What does 'human sexuality' refer to?

How people express themselves as sexual beings.

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Define 'heterosexual'.

To be sexually attracted to members of the opposite sex.

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Define 'homosexual'.

To be sexually attracted to members of the same sex.

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What do some Christians believe about homosexuality?

It is against God's command to reproduce and sexual relationships between men are forbidden in the Bible.

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What is the Church of England's stance on homosexuality?

It allows homosexuality as long as the relationships are faithful and committed.

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What is the Islamic view on homosexuality?

It is forbidden and considered against God's will.

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What do Christians believe about sex before marriage?

Some accept it as an expression of love, while others believe it should only occur within marriage.

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What is the Muslim view on sex before marriage?

It is forbidden and considered a serious sin, as sex should only occur within marriage.

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What is meant by 'sex outside of marriage'?

Sex between two people where at least one is married to someone else; adultery.

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What do Muslims believe about adultery?

It is a serious sin that destroys marriages and goes against wedding promises.

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What do Christians believe about adultery?

It involves secrecy and betrayal, and breaks the promises made before God.

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What is the Christian perspective on contraception?

It is acceptable for economic, environmental, and health reasons, but the Catholic Church prefers natural methods.

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What is the Islamic view on contraception?

It is acceptable within marriage for health and financial reasons, with no specific teachings in the Qur'an.

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What are contemporary British attitudes towards contraception?

It is seen as responsible to prevent unwanted pregnancies and control population growth.

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What is the Christian view on the purpose of sex?

It is for making new life, and should not be separated from the purpose of marriage.

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What significant change occurred in 2004 regarding same-sex marriage?

Same-sex couples were allowed to register for civil partnerships with the same legal rights as married couples.

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What is the Islamic view on casual sex?

It is considered wrong and detracts from the dignity of individuals involved.

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What do some Christians believe about updating Bible teachings?

They believe that teachings should be updated to reflect modern society.

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What is the general attitude of young British Muslims towards cultural values?

They may feel caught between their religious values and the cultural values of the society they live in.