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I am answering 6 mark questions on contraception but I do not know what quotes to use for, for and against contraception.
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(Original post by ineedthosegrades)
I am answering 6 mark questions on contraception but I do not know what quotes to use for, for and against contraception.
I am answering 6 mark questions on contraception but I do not know what quotes to use for, for and against contraception.
Protestants- They are fine with it as sex is important to hold a relationship together.
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"the Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away"
"before I formed thee in the womb, I knew thee"
"be fruitful and multiply"
"life begins at conception"
"thou didst knit me together in my mother's womb"
- don't "play God"
"before I formed thee in the womb, I knew thee"
"be fruitful and multiply"
"life begins at conception"
"thou didst knit me together in my mother's womb"
- don't "play God"
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(Original post by SorabVij)
Roman Catholics- they are against it as the purpose of sex is to create a family, not for lust
Protestants- They are fine with it as sex is important to hold a relationship together.
Roman Catholics- they are against it as the purpose of sex is to create a family, not for lust
Protestants- They are fine with it as sex is important to hold a relationship together.
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For against, you could do "Go forth and multiply" or "God gives life, God takes life away." I hope that helps.
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(Original post by mirlotta)
"the Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away"
"before I formed thee in the womb, I knew thee"
"be fruitful and multiply"
"life begins at conception"
"thou didst knit me together in my mother's womb"
- don't "play God"
"the Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away"
"before I formed thee in the womb, I knew thee"
"be fruitful and multiply"
"life begins at conception"
"thou didst knit me together in my mother's womb"
- don't "play God"
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(Original post by ineedthosegrades)
Do you have any for PRO Contraception, contraception is good.
Do you have any for PRO Contraception, contraception is good.
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(Original post by mirlotta)
Not as such, but I'd talk about how Quakers believe we each have free will, and so it is our choice whether to have kids or not. The Bible never explicitly states anything pro-contraception though. In both Christianty and Judaism, people are forbidden to "waste seed", but (I know you're not asking about Judaism but lol excuse me my tangent) in Judaism, a woman IS allowed to use contraception if she's underage, breast feeding, or already pregnant.
Not as such, but I'd talk about how Quakers believe we each have free will, and so it is our choice whether to have kids or not. The Bible never explicitly states anything pro-contraception though. In both Christianty and Judaism, people are forbidden to "waste seed", but (I know you're not asking about Judaism but lol excuse me my tangent) in Judaism, a woman IS allowed to use contraception if she's underage, breast feeding, or already pregnant.
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I like to reference Thomas Aquinas' Natural Moral Law for against contraception
While on the other hand Josephs Fletcher's Situation Ethics for for contraception.
While on the other hand Josephs Fletcher's Situation Ethics for for contraception.
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(Original post by pastelsloth)
i swear u dont need quotes, the new re gcse does though
i swear u dont need quotes, the new re gcse does though
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(Original post by BobBobson)
I like to reference Thomas Aquinas' Natural Moral Law for against contraception
While on the other hand Josephs Fletcher's Situation Ethics for for contraception.
I like to reference Thomas Aquinas' Natural Moral Law for against contraception
While on the other hand Josephs Fletcher's Situation Ethics for for contraception.
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(Original post by e2014)
When you use ideas from philosophers/ scholars etc, do you think you've got to direct quote or can you just paraphrase?
When you use ideas from philosophers/ scholars etc, do you think you've got to direct quote or can you just paraphrase?
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(Original post by BobBobson)
You dont need to quote them, you just need to explain their ideas. That's why I like using them - less to remember
You dont need to quote them, you just need to explain their ideas. That's why I like using them - less to remember
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(Original post by BobBobson)
I like to reference Thomas Aquinas' Natural Moral Law for against contraception
While on the other hand Josephs Fletcher's Situation Ethics for for contraception.
I like to reference Thomas Aquinas' Natural Moral Law for against contraception
While on the other hand Josephs Fletcher's Situation Ethics for for contraception.
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