Key Legal and Ethical Issues in Abortion and Marriage

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Roe v. Wade

1973 Supreme Court case legalizing abortion nationwide.

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Norma McCorvey

The woman behind Roe v. Wade's legal challenge.

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Sarah Wellington

Co-advocate for abortion rights in Roe v. Wade.

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Supreme Court Decision

Roe v. Wade ruled 7-2 in favor of abortion rights.

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Right to Privacy

Legal principle supporting women's abortion choices.

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Her Body, Her Choice

Slogan emphasizing women's autonomy over abortion decisions.

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Doe v. Bolton

Case challenging abortion restrictions based on privacy.

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Mississippi's Gestational Age Act

Law banning most abortions after 15 weeks.

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Dobbs v. Jackson

Case overturning Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood.

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Chief Justice Roberts

Supported Mississippi law but avoided broader implications.

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Justices Breyer, Kagan, Sotomayor

Criticized the Court for undermining women's rights.

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Culture of Death

Ideology prioritizing individualism over collective responsibility.

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Cain and Abel

Biblical reference to mutual responsibility among individuals.

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Procreation Meaning

Sharing in God's creative power through childbirth.

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Human Life Sacredness

Life entrusted by God, requiring care and respect.

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Capital Punishment

Killing as a last resort for defense.

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Infallible Statement

Church teaching abortion as morally wrong.

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Procured Abortion

Deliberate killing of a human from conception.

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Responsibility for Abortion

Shared by parents, doctors, and lawmakers.

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Individualistic Mentality

Focus on personal feelings over objective truth.

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Natural Law

Moral principles inherent in human nature.

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Creative Power of God

Divine ability shared through human procreation.

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Euthanasia

Deliberate ending of a person's life to relieve suffering.

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Dualism

Philosophy that mind and body are distinct entities.

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Gnosticism

Belief in secret knowledge for spiritual salvation.

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Quality of Life

Life's value based on pleasure and enjoyment.

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Omission Euthanasia

Withholding food or water to hasten death.

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Active Euthanasia

Directly causing death through medication or procedures.

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Conscientious Objection

Refusal to obey laws conflicting with personal beliefs.

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Indissolubility

Marriage's unbreakable bond, essential for sacramental validity.

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Openness to Children

Willingness to accept procreation within marriage.

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Good of Fidelity

Commitment to remain faithful to one's spouse.

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Chastity

Integration of sexual desire within moral order.

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Sacrament of Marriage

Holy union reflecting Christ's relationship with the Church.

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Three Goods of Marriage

Indissolubility, fidelity, openness to children.

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Adultery

Breach of marital fidelity, violating the marriage bond.

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Marital Act

Sexual union expressing self-giving love between spouses.

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Friendship in Marriage

Deep bond of mutual love and trust between spouses.

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Theological Reasons Against Contraception

Contradicts self-giving love and openness to life.

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Sexual Pleasure

Natural desire affirmed and ordered by chastity.

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Marriage as Gift

Sexual intimacy as a self-giving act in marriage.

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Betrayal of Marriage

Adultery undermines the promise of self-giving.

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Family Security

Chastity protects the family unit and children's welfare.

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Moral Order

Chastity aligns sexual desires with ethical principles.

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Contraceptives

Prevent marital act; falsify self-giving love.

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Anti Life Character

Rejects life-giving meaning of intercourse.

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Immoral Acts

Acting against basic human goods is always immoral.

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Direct Sterilization

Purposefully destroys procreativity; considered immoral.

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Indirect Sterilization

Justifiable if protecting life or health; side effect.

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Moral Justification

Sterilization for disease prevention can be moral.

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Porneia

Greek term for fornication; found in Matthew 5.

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Premarital Activity

Sex outside marriage violates human dignity.

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Lustful Acts

Gravely sinful; includes fondling and arousal.

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Nuptial Love Making

Total self-giving love within marriage.

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Sexual Intercourse

Unmarried sex is seriously wrong; harms individuals.

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Objectification

Using others for pleasure violates dignity.

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Intimate Relationship

Sex should involve marital commitment for true love.

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Ontic Deformity

Premarital acts have inherent moral flaws.

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Proportionalism

Justifying evil actions for good outcomes is flawed.

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Pre-Ceremonial Marriage

Uncertain commitment; can lead to abuse.

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Commitment

Lack of marital commitment undermines true love.

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Sexual Arousal

Deliberate acts aimed at arousal are sinful.

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Human Dignity

Essential value violated by objectifying sexual acts.

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Self-Control

Sterilization for personal control is morally unacceptable.

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Marital Commitment

Essential for genuine love and sexual relations.

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Public Marriage

Established by Council of Trent to protect both genders.

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Masturbation

Considered intrinsically disordered by the Church.

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Human Sexuality

Openness to children is essential in sexual acts.

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Moral Order

Sexual acts must align with marriage's purpose.

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Narcissistic Sexual View

Focus on self-pleasure violates true sexual meaning.

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Scriptural Interpretation

Church interprets scripture guided by the Holy Spirit.

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Mortal Sin

Grave personal guilt from fully consented actions.

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Gravely Immoral

All masturbation is considered gravely wrong.

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Deliberate Masturbation

Pleasure-seeking act that violates human dignity.

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Homosexual Acts

Voluntary acts deemed seriously wrong by the Church.

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Natural Law

Homosexual acts contradict the natural purpose of sex because of

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Procreation

Marriage's purpose includes openness to life.

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Objective Disorder

Inclination towards sin viewed as a moral disorder.

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Sodom and Gomorrah

Biblical story illustrating sexual immorality consequences.

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Sexual Brokenness

Everyone has some level of sexual disorder.

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Biblical Evidence

Church views scripture holistically, not in isolation.

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Homosexual Inclination

Considered a bad inclination towards sin.

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Free Will

Humans can choose morally good or evil acts.

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Circumstantial Understanding

Context can alter the perception of moral acts.

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Sexual Relationships

Must be reserved for the context of marriage.

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Pleasure Tools

Viewing bodies as tools devalues human dignity.

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Irrevocably One Flesh

Marriage unites man and woman in a sacred bond.