Exam 7: Sexuality, Love, and Marriage

Discuss Augustine's attitude toward sexuality. What impact did his opinions have on the development of the Christian perspective on sex?

What is the significance of sexual expression in a marriage? How can sexual expression help to facilitate the marital bond?

Women's advancement has led, in part, to more casual and __________ relationships between women and men.

The Bible asserts that personal integrity is less a matter of action and more a matter of __________.

The biblical command to "be fruitful and multiply" relates to __________.

Not until the twentieth century has __________ become a part of the social life of a young person.

The term __________ suggests love and commitment that seeks to please the other.

According to __________, sex is a part of our God-given nature.

There is a marked absence of discussion about homosexuality in the Bible. Discuss the ways in which that absence can be interpreted to discern the Christian perspective on homosexuality.

In our marriage mythology, we assume that __________ is the only sound reason to get married.