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Comprehensive vocabulary and concept review flashcards based on the sexuality unit lecture notes covering Catholic teaching, scripture, and modern developments.
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Basic Ideas of Catholic Sexuality Teaching
Sexuality is part of God’s good creation, and people are capable of being misused or exploiting others.
Natural Law approach
The moral approach using human reason to consider what sexuality means and what its purposes are.
Unitive meaning
The purpose of sex that unites spouses and expresses their love.
Procreative meaning
The purpose of sex that can create new human life.
Dimensions of Sexuality
Includes emotional, psychological, social, and spiritual dimensions, making it more than physical.
Basic Moral Standard
No sex outside of marriage.
Male/female complementarity
Part of how God wants humans to behave “as written” in the body.
Genesis 2
Scripture teaching that marriage comes from God and woman is presented as a suitable partner for man.
Song of Songs
A biblical book that celebrates love and sexual intimacy with a positive appreciation of sex.
Leviticus and Deuteronomy
Old Testament laws that prohibit sexual activity between males.
Scriptural Parallel for Unfaithfulness
Unfaithfulness to God is often connected to unfaithfulness to a spouse or adultery.
Jesus' Teaching on Others
People should not see others as objects; Jesus warned specifically against adultery and lust.
Jesus' Design for Marriage
Permanent marriage is God’s design for humans.
St. Paul's Condemnations
condemned prostitution, incest, and homosexual activity while advising Christians to honor God with their bodies.
U.S. Teen Birth Rate
A rate that has been declining but remains substantially higher than other Western industrialized nations.
Teen Sexual Activity Statistic
About 40% of teens said they had sex.
Sexual Orientation Debate
The controversy of nature (born/biology) versus nurture (environment/upbringing/life experiences).
Massachusetts (2004)
The first state to legalize same-sex marriage.
Supreme Court (2015)
The year the Court eliminated prohibitions on same-sex marriage.
Modern Distinction in Homosexuality
The development of distinguishing heterosexual orientation from homosexual activity.
Traditional Christian View on Homosexual Activity
Viewed as immoral conduct that homosexual persons should abstain from.
Catechism on Homosexual Persons
States they must be accepted with respect, compassion, and sensitivity.
Theology of the Body
Catholic teaching about the meaning of the human body and sexuality.
Celibacy
Choosing not to marry or have sexual relations.
Abstinence
Choosing not to engage in sexual activity.
Modesty
Dressing and behaving respectfully and appropriately.
Lust
Sexual desire that treats people as objects.
Pornography
Explicit sexual material intended to arouse.
Prostitution
Exchanging sexual acts for money or goods.