WJEC RS GCSE : Relationships Questions and
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KT: Responsibilities
Ans: Duties you are expected to carry out. Example: Following the laws of
the country.
KT: Commitments
Ans: Making promises to someone and being expected to keep them.
Example: Marriage vows.
KT: Conflict
Ans: The stresses and strains which occur within relationships. Example:
Arguments.
KT: Reconciliation
Ans: Apologising and making up after an argument. Example: Forgiveness.
KT: Love
Ans: One of the most powerful human emotions. Example: Eros (romantic
love).
KT: Chastity
Ans: No sex before marriage - to remain sexually pure. Example: Purity
rings.
Eros
Ans: Romantic/Sexual Love
Agape
Ans: Unconditional love (A parent or child)
Philos
Ans: Friendship Love
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Storge
Ans: Object Love
Teaching about love from the bible
Ans: -This is my commandment: love one another, as I have loved you.
There is no greater love than this, that someone should lay down his life for
his friends'. (Jesus believed Love was the most important of things and that
making sacrifices was very important for those you love).
Teaching about love MLK
Ans: -Encouraged his followers to remain pacifists (no violence) and to show
love and forgiveness to those who attacked them no matter how white people
treated black people . He taught them to follow the commandment of Jesus
to love one another.
Christian Views On Sex
Ans: -Catholic Church are totally against Pre marital sex (sex before
marriage). They think it is a sin.
-You should wait until you are married and committed.
-Sex is a gift from God and should be saved for marriage.
-Sex should be something you respect and treasure. It should be saved for
the person you spend your life with.
Bible Passages About Sex
Ans: 'If they cannot exercise self-control, they should marry. For it is better
to marry than to be aflame with passion'.
- St Paul who was celibate. He believed celibacy was the best way, but it is
better to be married and have sex than risk having sex outside of marriage.
Contraception
Ans: Contraception are the ways in which a couple protect themselves from
sexually transmitted diseases and from getting pregnant.
Artificial methods of contracption
Ans: -Condoms
-The contraceptive pill
-The contraceptive injection