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- - - - Marriage is God's intention as referred to in the New Testament
      - The vows taken place in a marriage ceremony show lifelong commitment
      - Marriage is a sacrament in some traditions performed by a minister or vicar
      - The exchange f the rings represents eternal love
    - - The need to have a companion. The wali (women's guardian) offers the bride to the groom, this symbolises the groom's responsibility for his wife
      - The basis of family life. It takes place in a mosque or the brides house, to demonstrate the marriage is under Islamic law.
      - Marriage is a blessing from Allah
  - - - Divorce is accepted as a legal ending of marriage, but is not preferred
      - Catholic
      - Jesus' teachings regard re-marriage after anything other than unfaithfulness as adultery
      - Marriage is a lifelong commitment that only ends at death.
      - Ministers are free to choose whether they conduct a remarriage service
      - Marriage is a sacrament that cannot be dissolved
      - Every effort of reconciliation should be made.
      - A civil divorce is allowed, but remarriage is not then possible
      - An annulment is available where there is a complete breakdown, however, if an annulment takes place, remarriage is possible.
    - - If divorce does take place, the wife receives the final part of her dowry and should be treated well.
      - Remarriage is allowed, as there is no concept o celibacy in Islam
      - A period of three months (iddah) of trying to be reconciled must be taken first.
      - In the Qur'an it is made clear that its not wrong to separate if they both agree.
      - Divorce is allowed as a last resort. Before a couple divorces, they should be helped to be reconciled.
  - - - Natural methods of contraception are allowed, such as family planning
      - Artificial methods of contraception are not allowed - as it's against the Natural laws.
    - - Contraceptives that potentially harm the body, or are more permanent (ie sterilisation) are generally not accepted.
- - - - Allah created life and chooses how long each person will live
      - Euthanasia is not included in the reasons for killing in Islam
      - Euthanasia is considered haram
      - The Qur'an teaches that God created all life and should take all life
      - The importance of doctors views
      - Importance of the wishes of the patient, e.g through a living will
    - - Dignity in dying movement
      - Lobby for choice regarding issues of death and dying
      - Provide advice to anyone thinking about assisted death.
      - They want people to have access to expert information on end-of-life options and good quality end-of-life care
    - - Guidance might be sought from prayer
      - Importance of the wishes of the patient and the doctors views
      - The bile has no clear teaching about euthanasia
      - The aim should be to ease suffering
      - Suffering and death aren't the end but a doorway to the next life
      - God gave life and only he can take it away
      - Life is a gift from God
      - Ten commandents
      - Roman Catholic
        
        Only in exceptional circumstances medical procedure can be with held
  - - - Depends on the situation
      - Consideration of the rights and wishes of everyone include
      - Belief in free choice and have campaigned for legalised abortion
      - Generally they believe it's a personal choice
    - - Some Muslims allow abortion up to 16 weeks depending upon when they believe the fetus becomes a person
      - The mother's rights are more important than the fetus' rights up until 120 days when it is believed ensoulment takes place
      - Abortion for economic reasons is forbidden
      - Abortion to save a mother's life is seen by some as acceptable
      - Only Allah can take away life
      - Allah takes peoples intentions into account at judgement
      - Abortion is usually considered haram
    - - All life is sacred and -- sanctity of life
      - In Jeremiah 1:5 reference is made to God knowing the individual 'before I formed you in the womb'
      - God is the creator, only he gives and takes away life
      - Roman Catholic and Orthadox
        
        Against abortion under any circumstance
        
        They believe that from the moment of conception a new unique life is born
        
        Thomas Aquinas -- preservation of the species
      - Ten commandments --- 'Thou shalt not kill'
      - Anglicans
        
        Accepts certain situations might allow abortion
        
        They don't include social situations in this, only if the mother's life is at risk
- - - - keeps the devil out of heaven
    - - record the good & evil
    - - gave the Qur'an to Muhammad
    - - angel of death
    - - Nur
    - - Shi'a Muslims believe the have some free will but would never go against God
  - - - It is a state of peace and Joy
      - It will contain everything longed for on Earth and it is full of beautiful gardens
      - After death the two angels Munkar and Nakir will question each individual
      - For those who die before the day of judgement, the angel of death, Azrail, takes their souls and keeps them in a state of Barzakh
      - Heaven is a reward for living a faithful and moral life, or suffering persicution because of faith, or fighting in the cause of God
      - Israfil will sound the trumpet on the day of judgement to announce the raising of the dead
      - It separates those who have committed a greater proportion of good deeds to bad, and who's intentions were good as well.
      - Correct answers can only be given by those who recite the Shahaddah and have also lived in submission to God and observed the Five Pillars.
    - - Again those who die early go into barzakh
      - After judgement people will have to cross the very narrow bridge of As-Sirat. Those who have collected more bad deeds and intentions than good, will fall as they try to cross, therefore ending up in the terrors of hell.
      - It is a punishment for those who have failed to live faithfully and morally, and who have not ensured a sufficient weighting of good deeds and intentions.
      - Some Muslims believe it is not an eternal experience, but a short period, with those repenting receiving pardon.
      - As well as physical suffering, those condemned to hell will also suffer by being separated from God and having no escape.
      - It is also thought by some Muslims to be a tool to persuade people to obey God's laws and ways, because the would fear the threat of going to hell.
      - It is a place of terror, with boiling water, fierce fire and thick black smoke.
      - Others, however, believe most people find happiness in following the requirements of the Qur'an and learning from the example of Muhammad
  - - - what Muhammad did
    - - This doesn't include the Qur'an though
    - - sayings of Muhammad
- - - - Some Christians believe God allows evil to exist to develop moral souls
      - Iraneus believed that God doesn't prevent evil as that would interfere with free will. Hick and Iraneus believe that God created humans with the potential for spiritual growth.
      - Some Christians believe humans are born with the original sin from when Adam and Eve ate fruit from the forbidden tree. They believe this results in the built in urge to do things that are bad
    - - For many Christians, suffering is believed to be a part of life with the purpose often unknown. The story of Job teaches that it is wrong to question God about suffering, as humans would be unable to understand the ways of God
      - Through suffering some Christians believe they understand the suffering of Jesus. For Catholics, it is a mystery concept which is represented in the five sorrowful mysteries of the rosary
      - Some Christians believe that suffering through evil helps develop moral souls
  - - - It is a place of eternal life and immortality
      - Christians believe that those who have faith in Jesus go to heaven
      - Heaven is a place where there is no more sorrow, sin or death
      - Catholics would say that only good believers go straight to heaven and the rest go to purgatory first, they are cleansed and made ready for heaven
      - Christians have different view points about heaven: some believe it to be a physical place whilst some believe it to be a spiritual dimension
      - Many Christians say that only those with faith in Jesus and his death and reincarnation will go to heaven
      - It is a place where God can be known clearly, and where earthly life and cares are forgotten
      - Heaven is seen as a reward for a life of faith and good works
      - Most Christians believe heaven is a place where believers go when they die.
      - Others would argue that as God is omnibenevolent all will ultimately be forgiven and enter into a new relationship with God
    - - Most Christians believe it to be a place of suffering, even torment
      - It is a place in absolute separation from God and all that comes from his presence and love
      - Some Christians believe hell is a physical place whilst some believe it is a spiritual dimension
      - Christians believe it is a place where people go when they die if they have rejected Jesus
      - Many Christians believe that after judgement day those without faith will remain - in separation from God
      - Some Christians believe hell is punishment for life without atonement