Divorce and remarriage
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This document discusses marriage ceremonies and divorce within two religious traditions, Christianity and Islam. It provides information on the important features of marriage ceremonies in these religions. It also examines the attitudes of Christianity and Islam toward divorce, including the different views between Roman Catholic, Anglican, and other Christian traditions. The document aims to help students answer exam-style questions on these topics and consider different perspectives on justifying divorce.
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- 16. Anglican Other Christian views: Roman Catholic: Useful Quotes The importance of vows (use page 30 to help) Extension: A promise is a promise. Christians should never get divorced. Christian Views on Divorce
- 17. Homework Question. Explain the attitude to divorce in two religious traditions (you must state the traditions you are referring to.) (6 marks) 6 marks To begin with, Christianity says... Similarly/On the other hand, Islam says... P P E E A A Conclusion: link back to the question – how would they respond?
- 18. Plenary. • From your Notes can you match quotes to the following points: Which of the wedding vows makes divorce difficult for some. Why some Religious believers do not allow divorce: Why some religious believers do allow divorce.
Editor's Notes
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