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R.S REVISION
Religion and Human Relationship
Roles of men and women in
   the Christian and Church
             family
Main Facts
   First creation in Genesis it says, “So God created man in his own
   image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he
   created them.”

   Second creation story in Genesis man was created first then woman as
   a companion and helpmate to the man.

   In the Old Testament women are seen as strong and important people
   and rulers.

   Jesus‟ in the gospel accounts treats women as equals to men.

   In the New Testament there are examples of women such as Priscilla
   and Lydia who appear to be in positions of authority within the early
   Church.

   The free churches have women ministers as do the Anglican Church,
   whereas the Roman Catholic and the Orthodox Churches do not. This
                                              Religion and Human Relationship

   is because they follow Jesus who only had men disciples.
Key texts
The two creation stories.

Jesus heals the woman who has been bleeding for
12 years. She is healed through faith.

Paul taught that everyone was equal in Christ.




                                  Religion and Human Relationship
Marriage and Marriage
            ceremonies
Main Facts
    Marriage is seen as a gift from God and is part of God‟s bigger plan for
    creation.

    The importance of marriage is stressed by Jesus, “Therefore what God has
    joined together, let man not separate”.

    The words and vows stated in a marriage ceremony stress the promises the
    bride and groom are made before God.

    The priest reminds the couples of the seriousness of marriage and that‟s it
    symbolizes the relationship between Christ and the Church and that a
    marriage was the occasion of Jesus‟ first miracle.

    VOWS!!!!!!

    Exchanging of the rings represents eternity and their never ending love for
    each other.

    It is considered a sacrament (an outward visible sign of an Human Relationship
                                                      Religion and inward spiritual
    grace).
Key texts
Jesus states that divorce is wrong

The first miracle: Jesus changes water into wine at
the wedding of Cana




                                     Religion and Human Relationship
Christian responses to civil
        partnerships
Main Facts
    Civil Partnership services are formal ceremonies between same-sex
    couples in which they make promises to each other and which gives them
    the same legal status as married heterosexual couples

    Civil Partnership ceremonies, by law, do not have any religious content in
    them.

    The Roman Catholic Church and the Church of England are opposed to
    civil partnerships because they teach that marriage is the proper place for
    sexual activity to occur and that one of the main purposes of sex should
    be to create a new life which homosexual sex cannot do.

    Roman Catholic Church dislike homosexual sex as they view it as
    masturbation which is in there eyes a sin of Onan.

    The Methodist Church are open for discussion but still state: “it does not
    consider homosexual sex acceptable”. This means they accept someone
    can be homosexual but not when the act up on that instinct. They do not
    bless civil partnerships.
                                                   Religion and Human Relationship
    Only Quakers full support homosexual couples in their meetings.
Key texts
The story of the destruction of Sodom and
   Gomorrah

The sin of Onan

Homosexuality is condemned

Paul condemns homosexuality




                                 Religion and Human Relationship
Christian beliefs about
       divorce and remarriage
Main Facts
   Divorce in the Old Testament is not welcomed.

   Jesus said on the mount that divorce was wrong.

   Jesus allows divorce on the grounds of adultery.

   The Church of England and Orthodox Church both allow divorce and
   remarriage.

   The Roman Catholic allow divorce but still see the couple married due
   to the marriage being a sacrament between them and God which can
   not be broken. If they get remarried or have a relationship with someone
   else then they cannot receive communion as what they are doing is a
   sin.

   The Pope can allow annulments but only for certain circumstances, for
   example: if the couple were not mentally fit to understand the
   seriousness of marriage. Once annulled the couple are free to marry
                                                 Religion and Human Relationship
   again in the Church.
Key texts
Jesus‟ teaching on divorce in the sermon on the
   mount.




                                 Religion and Human Relationship
Christian beliefs about
          sexual relationships
Main Facts
   Christianity teaches that sex should take place within marriage. In
   Genesis 2:24 men and women are told to „become one flesh‟. Outside of
   marriage sex always constitutes a grave sin.

   St Paul remained thought that the ideal was for everyone to remain
   celibate. Some believe this was because it distracted people from loving
   and serving God.

   Agape – a non-sexual love which is completely selfless and spiritual is
   shown in the teachings of the New Testament. For example, when Jesus‟
   sacrifice on the cross. It is given to everyone no matter who they are,
   what they have done or whether they return that love.

   The Christian Churches are all opposed to adultery, fornication and, with
   few exceptions, homosexuality. They view all these as going against the
   purpose of sex within marriage. Some Churches are prepared to all
   cohabiting couple into their congregations but the majority will not.
                                                 Religion and Human Relationship
Key texts
Jesus says that adultery is wrong but thinking
lustfully about someone is just as bad

Paul says that casual sex is wrong because the
body is a temple for the Holy Spirit

Paul says that it is better to get married than indulge
in casual sex

This letter outlines Christian love

                                      Religion and Human Relationship
Christian beliefs about
             contraception
Main Facts
   Christians believe that life is a gift from God and sacred and therefore
   many of them feel that contraception or birth control is preventing a new life
   which God wished to be born and its therefore a sin.

   Many others believe that the bible should be interpreted for the modern
   age we live in. They believe that yes life is sacred but due to the problems
   of overpopulation and poverty they think contraception should be allowed.

   The Roman Catholic Church considers that contraception is wrong as it
   goes against Gods command to Adam and Eve “Be fruitful and increase in
   numbers”.

   The only form of contraception allowed by the RC is the „rhythm method‟ as
   there is still a chance of conception.

   The Anglican Church teaches that the parents decision on how many
   children they want and want them is due to God‟s influence on them.

   The orthodox Churches do not have a single view about contraception
                                                 Religion and Human Relationship
   except that abortifacients such as the morning-after pill are not permitted.
Key texts
God made humans in his own image




                              Religion and Human Relationship

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Revision religion and human relationship

  • 1. R.S REVISION Religion and Human Relationship
  • 2. Roles of men and women in the Christian and Church family Main Facts First creation in Genesis it says, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them.” Second creation story in Genesis man was created first then woman as a companion and helpmate to the man. In the Old Testament women are seen as strong and important people and rulers. Jesus‟ in the gospel accounts treats women as equals to men. In the New Testament there are examples of women such as Priscilla and Lydia who appear to be in positions of authority within the early Church. The free churches have women ministers as do the Anglican Church, whereas the Roman Catholic and the Orthodox Churches do not. This Religion and Human Relationship is because they follow Jesus who only had men disciples.
  • 3. Key texts The two creation stories. Jesus heals the woman who has been bleeding for 12 years. She is healed through faith. Paul taught that everyone was equal in Christ. Religion and Human Relationship
  • 4. Marriage and Marriage ceremonies Main Facts Marriage is seen as a gift from God and is part of God‟s bigger plan for creation. The importance of marriage is stressed by Jesus, “Therefore what God has joined together, let man not separate”. The words and vows stated in a marriage ceremony stress the promises the bride and groom are made before God. The priest reminds the couples of the seriousness of marriage and that‟s it symbolizes the relationship between Christ and the Church and that a marriage was the occasion of Jesus‟ first miracle. VOWS!!!!!! Exchanging of the rings represents eternity and their never ending love for each other. It is considered a sacrament (an outward visible sign of an Human Relationship Religion and inward spiritual grace).
  • 5. Key texts Jesus states that divorce is wrong The first miracle: Jesus changes water into wine at the wedding of Cana Religion and Human Relationship
  • 6. Christian responses to civil partnerships Main Facts Civil Partnership services are formal ceremonies between same-sex couples in which they make promises to each other and which gives them the same legal status as married heterosexual couples Civil Partnership ceremonies, by law, do not have any religious content in them. The Roman Catholic Church and the Church of England are opposed to civil partnerships because they teach that marriage is the proper place for sexual activity to occur and that one of the main purposes of sex should be to create a new life which homosexual sex cannot do. Roman Catholic Church dislike homosexual sex as they view it as masturbation which is in there eyes a sin of Onan. The Methodist Church are open for discussion but still state: “it does not consider homosexual sex acceptable”. This means they accept someone can be homosexual but not when the act up on that instinct. They do not bless civil partnerships. Religion and Human Relationship Only Quakers full support homosexual couples in their meetings.
  • 7. Key texts The story of the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah The sin of Onan Homosexuality is condemned Paul condemns homosexuality Religion and Human Relationship
  • 8. Christian beliefs about divorce and remarriage Main Facts Divorce in the Old Testament is not welcomed. Jesus said on the mount that divorce was wrong. Jesus allows divorce on the grounds of adultery. The Church of England and Orthodox Church both allow divorce and remarriage. The Roman Catholic allow divorce but still see the couple married due to the marriage being a sacrament between them and God which can not be broken. If they get remarried or have a relationship with someone else then they cannot receive communion as what they are doing is a sin. The Pope can allow annulments but only for certain circumstances, for example: if the couple were not mentally fit to understand the seriousness of marriage. Once annulled the couple are free to marry Religion and Human Relationship again in the Church.
  • 9. Key texts Jesus‟ teaching on divorce in the sermon on the mount. Religion and Human Relationship
  • 10. Christian beliefs about sexual relationships Main Facts Christianity teaches that sex should take place within marriage. In Genesis 2:24 men and women are told to „become one flesh‟. Outside of marriage sex always constitutes a grave sin. St Paul remained thought that the ideal was for everyone to remain celibate. Some believe this was because it distracted people from loving and serving God. Agape – a non-sexual love which is completely selfless and spiritual is shown in the teachings of the New Testament. For example, when Jesus‟ sacrifice on the cross. It is given to everyone no matter who they are, what they have done or whether they return that love. The Christian Churches are all opposed to adultery, fornication and, with few exceptions, homosexuality. They view all these as going against the purpose of sex within marriage. Some Churches are prepared to all cohabiting couple into their congregations but the majority will not. Religion and Human Relationship
  • 11. Key texts Jesus says that adultery is wrong but thinking lustfully about someone is just as bad Paul says that casual sex is wrong because the body is a temple for the Holy Spirit Paul says that it is better to get married than indulge in casual sex This letter outlines Christian love Religion and Human Relationship
  • 12. Christian beliefs about contraception Main Facts Christians believe that life is a gift from God and sacred and therefore many of them feel that contraception or birth control is preventing a new life which God wished to be born and its therefore a sin. Many others believe that the bible should be interpreted for the modern age we live in. They believe that yes life is sacred but due to the problems of overpopulation and poverty they think contraception should be allowed. The Roman Catholic Church considers that contraception is wrong as it goes against Gods command to Adam and Eve “Be fruitful and increase in numbers”. The only form of contraception allowed by the RC is the „rhythm method‟ as there is still a chance of conception. The Anglican Church teaches that the parents decision on how many children they want and want them is due to God‟s influence on them. The orthodox Churches do not have a single view about contraception Religion and Human Relationship except that abortifacients such as the morning-after pill are not permitted.
  • 13. Key texts God made humans in his own image Religion and Human Relationship