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Mind Map by Arun Johal, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Arun Johal
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Religion and human relationships
- Marriage
and
marriage
ceremonies
- Marriage ceremonies
- 1. Introduction explains
Christian marriage.
Questions asked to
ensure the marriage is
legal.
- 2. Vows – promises which
the bride and groom make
committing themselves to
one another.
- 3. Rings – exchanged.
- 4. Official
statement for the
bride and groom are
now married.
- 5. Prayers
and blessings
for the couple
and then for
the whole
congregation.
- 6. Signing of the
marriage register, and
receiving of the
marriage certificate –
a legal requirement.
- 6. Signing of the
marriage register, and
receiving of the
marriage certificate –
a legal requirement.
- 5. Prayers
and blessings
for the couple
and then for
the whole
congregation.
- 4. Official
statement for the
bride and groom are
now married.
- 3. Rings – exchanged.
- 2. Vows – promises which
the bride and groom make
committing themselves to
one another.
- 1. Introduction explains
Christian marriage.
Questions asked to
ensure the marriage is
legal.
- Ways in which the
ceremonies reflect and
emphasise Christian
teaching about
marriage
- God made Eve as a partner
for Adam. The Adam and
Eve Creation Story teaches
that marriage is a gift from
God, and a part of God’s
plan for human beings.
- “You shall not commit adultery.”
- God made Eve as a partner
for Adam. The Adam and
Eve Creation Story teaches
that marriage is a gift from
God, and a part of God’s
plan for human beings.
- Responses to civil partnerships
- “If a man has sexual relations with a man as
one does with a woman, both of them have
done what is detestable. They are to be put to
death; their blood will be on their own heads.”
(Leviticus 20:13)
- "... man will leave his father and mother and be
united to his wife, and they will become one
flesh.” (Genesis 2:20-24)
- “Do you not know that the wicked will not inherit
the Kingdom of God? Neither the sexually immoral
nor adulterers nor male prostitutes nor
homosexual offenders ...” (1 Corinthians 6:8-10)
- “Do not lie with a
man as one lies with a
woman; that is
detestable.” (Leviticus
18:22)
- “If a man has sexual relations with a man as
one does with a woman, both of them have
done what is detestable. They are to be put to
death; their blood will be on their own heads.”
(Leviticus 20:13)
- Marriage ceremonies
- Divorce
- Beliefs about the ethics of divorce and remariage
- Old Testament
- “I hate divorce, says the Lord.”
- “I hate divorce, says the Lord.”
- Jesus
- Anyone who divorces his wife and a
marries another woman commits adultery
against her. And if she divorces her
husband and marries another man she
commits adultery.”
- "Anyone who divorces his wife, except for marital unfaithfulness,
causes her to become an adulteress, and anyone who marries the
divorced woman commits adultery.”
- if her husband dies, she is legally a
free woman and does not commit
adultery if she marries another man.”
- Anyone who divorces his wife and a
marries another woman commits adultery
against her. And if she divorces her
husband and marries another man she
commits adultery.”
- Old Testament
- Beliefs about the ethics of divorce and remariage
- Sexual
relationships
and
contraception
- Beliefs about sexual relationships
- Jesus+Bible:
Marriage only
appropriate
place for sex.
- “be fruitful
and multiply
and fill the
earth…..”
- “ You
shall not
commit
adultery.”
- Roman Catholic
- “sex actually requires
marriage for the
realisation of its
potential.”
- “sex actually requires
marriage for the
realisation of its
potential.”
- Jesus+Bible:
Marriage only
appropriate
place for sex.
- Beliefs about contraception
- Roman Catholic
- “Every marriage act
(sex) must remain open
to the transmission of
life”
- Using contraception may make people
more promiscuous, preferring sex to
love, seeing others as sex objects and
not for who they are.
- Sex is spoiled if it is not an expression of
love between married people, or if there is
no chance of children being conceived.
- Natural
contraception is
OK
- “Every marriage act
(sex) must remain open
to the transmission of
life”
- Church of England
- “ This planning of the family
should be agreed by husband
and wife, and should be the
result of a positive choice
before God.”
- “ This planning of the family
should be agreed by husband
and wife, and should be the
result of a positive choice
before God.”
- Roman Catholic
- Beliefs about sexual relationships
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