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RE Ethics 4
RE Christianity Ethics Key Words 4 Social Responsibility
Question | Answer |
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Sex outside marriage where at least one of the couple is married to someone else. | Adultery |
Legal recognition and registration of a same sex marriage. | Civil Partnership |
Non religious marriage ceremony in a registrar office or other licensed venue eg a hotel. | Civil marriage |
A couple living together and having sexual relations without being married to one another. | Cohabitation |
Relating to the colour of a persons skin/ethnicity. Often used as a reason for unfairly judging others and making uninformed opinions about them. | Colour |
When a person has a mental or physical condition that limits movement or movement activities. | Disability |
Acting against someone on the grounds of their physical or mental limitations. | Disability discrimination |
Legal ending of a marriage. | Divorce |
That people should be given the same rights and opportunities regardless of sex, race or religion etc. | Equality |
Another word for a persons sex ie male or female. | Gender |
Acting against someone on the grounds of his/her sex. | Gender discrimination |
When a husband and wife no longer get on with one another, leading to the end of their marriage through divorce or separation. | Marital breakdown |
A legal union between a man and a woman. | Marriage |
A system of ethics about what is right or wrong. | Morality |
Unfairly judging someone before the facts are known. Holding biased opinions about an individual or group. | Prejudice |
A group of people with the same ethnic background. | Race |
Discrimination against someone on the grounds of their race. | Racial discrimination |
A sacrament in the Roman Catholic Church; when two groups of people who have disagreed or fought with each other make up. | Reconciliation |
Discrimination against someone on the grounds of religion. | Religious discrimination |
When people who have been married before marry again. | Re-marriage |
Declaration that a marriage is invalid. | Annulment |
The normal events, actions and relationships that take place within a family. | Family life |
Groups of people who differ from the majority of others in terms of race, religion, language or opinion etc. Sometimes the victims of discrimination. | Minorities |
Another term for racial prejudice. | Racism |