Question 1

Islam promotes contraception and family planning.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Compare and contrast Islamic views of sexuality with Christian views.

Accepted Answer

Islamic views of sexuality and Christian

Question 3

Which of the following techniques has been condemned by Orthodox Judaism?

Accepted Answer

A) AIH (artificial insemination by the husband) 
B) IVF (in vitro fertilization) 
C) AID (artificial insemination by a donor) 
D) Late age parents (first time parents who are over 40) 
A) AIH (artificial insemination by the husband) 
B) IVF (in vitro fertilization) 
C) AID (artificial insemination by a donor) 
D) Late age parents (first time parents who are over 40)

Question 4

What is "Platonic love"?

Accepted Answer

A) A vigorous,passionate love. 
B) Violent,passionate sex. 
C) Sexless affection. 
D) Sexual interactions between an adult and a child. 
A) A vigorous,passionate love. 
B) Violent,passionate sex. 
C) Sexless affection. 
D) Sexual interactions between an adult and a child.

Question 5

Which of the following groups of people have many of their sexual rights violated by laws in countries around the world?

Accepted Answer

A) women 
B) children 
C) sexual minorities 
D) all of these groups 
A) women 
B) children 
C) sexual minorities 
D) all of these groups

Question 6

In 2012 what percentage of Canadians reported holding the view that abortion should be legal in all circumstances?

Accepted Answer

A) 30% 
B) 40% 
C) 50% 
D) 60% 
A) 30% 
B) 40% 
C) 50% 
D) 60%

Question 7

Which religion sanctions polygamy?

Accepted Answer

A) Islam 
B) Buddhism 
C) Hinduism 
D) Artism 
A) Islam 
B) Buddhism 
C) Hinduism 
D) Artism

Question 8

Briefly discuss the role of sex in Hinduism.

Accepted Answer

Sex in Hinduism is considered to be a na

Question 9

The religious/ethical system that demands a realistic and nonreligious approach to human behaviour,including sexuality,is

Accepted Answer

A) Hedonism 
B) Humanism 
C) Hinduism 
D) New Morality 
A) Hedonism 
B) Humanism 
C) Hinduism 
D) New Morality

Question 10

How has the position of the Catholic Church on abortion changed since the 19thcentury?

Accepted Answer

The position of the Catholic Church on a

Question 11

Discuss the view of sex of the classical Greeks.

Accepted Answer

The classical Greeks had a complex and m

Question 12

Let's say for this question you believe the following: 1)Abortion is permissible given the right kind of circumstances and,2)people living together as partners,but not as married couples,is ok.You are probably a

Accepted Answer

A) member of the New Religious Right 
B) a religious pluralist 
C) a 'mainline' Roman Catholic 
D) member of the Old Morality. 
A) member of the New Religious Right 
B) a religious pluralist 
C) a 'mainline' Roman Catholic 
D) member of the Old Morality.

Question 13

According to Leviticus,which of the following sexual activities would NOT lead to death?

Accepted Answer

A) a man committing adultery with his neighbour's wife 
B) a man having intercourse with his father's wife 
C) a man having intercourse with an animal 
D) a man having intercourse with a woman during her menstrual flow 
A) a man committing adultery with his neighbour's wife 
B) a man having intercourse with his father's wife 
C) a man having intercourse with an animal 
D) a man having intercourse with a woman during her menstrual flow

Question 14

The Old Testament

Accepted Answer

A) repeatedly presents the view that sexuality must be separated from its social consequences. 
B) presents sex as an intimate part of a relationship between two people. 
C) stresses the importance of separating sex from religious behaviour. 
D) stresses the importance of making sex a part of religious rituals. 
A) repeatedly presents the view that sexuality must be separated from its social consequences. 
B) presents sex as an intimate part of a relationship between two people. 
C) stresses the importance of separating sex from religious behaviour. 
D) stresses the importance of making sex a part of religious rituals.

Question 15

Hebrew religious leaders viewed fertility cults as

Accepted Answer

A) an important part of their religion. 
B) a threat to their religion. 
C) an acceptable form of religious worship. 
D) a means of guaranteeing the propagation of the Israelites. 
A) an important part of their religion. 
B) a threat to their religion. 
C) an acceptable form of religious worship. 
D) a means of guaranteeing the propagation of the Israelites.

Question 16

What consequences have been derived from the Christian notion of dualism?

Accepted Answer

The Christian notion of dualism has had

Question 17

As of January 2014,how Canadians (mostly but not exclusively men)have been charged for exposing a partner to or transmitting HIV?

Accepted Answer

A) 55 
B) 105 
C) 155 
D) 255 
A) 55 
B) 105 
C) 155 
D) 255

Question 18

Write your version of a debate that would take place between a moralist and a pluralist on one of the following issues: (a)abortion;(b)contraception;or (c)extramarital sex.

Accepted Answer

Good evening, everyone. Thank you for jo

Question 19

For the ancient Greeks,the warrior class could be considered hedonist while the intellectual class could be considered more at the ascetic end.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

St.Paul assumed much of the responsibility of applying the teachings of Jesus.His general view of sex was

Accepted Answer

A) that it should be an aspect of national and religious loyalty. 
B) that it should be integrated into worship as it had been in the religion of Baal. 
C) relatively positive with profound interpersonal and social implications. 
D) one of hedonistic involvement in the joy of living. 
A) that it should be an aspect of national and religious loyalty. 
B) that it should be integrated into worship as it had been in the religion of Baal. 
C) relatively positive with profound interpersonal and social implications. 
D) one of hedonistic involvement in the joy of living.

Islam promotes contraception and family planning.

Compare and contrast Islamic views of sexuality with Christian views.

Which of the following techniques has been condemned by Orthodox Judaism?

What is "Platonic love"?

Which of the following groups of people have many of their sexual rights violated by laws in countries around the world?

In 2012 what percentage of Canadians reported holding the view that abortion should be legal in all circumstances?

Which religion sanctions polygamy?

Briefly discuss the role of sex in Hinduism.

The religious/ethical system that demands a realistic and nonreligious approach to human behaviour,including sexuality,is

How has the position of the Catholic Church on abortion changed since the 19thcentury?

Discuss the view of sex of the classical Greeks.

Let's say for this question you believe the following: 1)Abortion is permissible given the right kind of circumstances and,2)people living together as partners,but not as married couples,is ok.You are probably a

According to Leviticus,which of the following sexual activities would NOT lead to death?

The Old Testament

Hebrew religious leaders viewed fertility cults as

What consequences have been derived from the Christian notion of dualism?

As of January 2014,how Canadians (mostly but not exclusively men)have been charged for exposing a partner to or transmitting HIV?

Write your version of a debate that would take place between a moralist and a pluralist on one of the following issues: (a)abortion;(b)contraception;or (c)extramarital sex.

For the ancient Greeks,the warrior class could be considered hedonist while the intellectual class could be considered more at the ascetic end.

St.Paul assumed much of the responsibility of applying the teachings of Jesus.His general view of sex was

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Islam promotes contraception and family planning.

Compare and contrast Islamic views of sexuality with Christian views.

Which of the following techniques has been condemned by Orthodox Judaism?

What is "Platonic love"?

Which of the following groups of people have many of their sexual rights violated by laws in countries around the world?

In 2012 what percentage of Canadians reported holding the view that abortion should be legal in all circumstances?

Which religion sanctions polygamy?

Briefly discuss the role of sex in Hinduism.

The religious/ethical system that demands a realistic and nonreligious approach to human behaviour,including sexuality,is

How has the position of the Catholic Church on abortion changed since the 19thcentury?

Discuss the view of sex of the classical Greeks.

Let's say for this question you believe the following: 1)Abortion is permissible given the right kind of circumstances and,2)people living together as partners,but not as married couples,is ok.You are probably a

According to Leviticus,which of the following sexual activities would NOT lead to death?

The Old Testament

Hebrew religious leaders viewed fertility cults as

What consequences have been derived from the Christian notion of dualism?

As of January 2014,how Canadians (mostly but not exclusively men)have been charged for exposing a partner to or transmitting HIV?

Write your version of a debate that would take place between a moralist and a pluralist on one of the following issues: (a)abortion;(b)contraception;or (c)extramarital sex.

For the ancient Greeks,the warrior class could be considered hedonist while the intellectual class could be considered more at the ascetic end.

St.Paul assumed much of the responsibility of applying the teachings of Jesus.His general view of sex was

Sexuality in Perspective

Theoretical Perspectives on Sexuality

Sex Research

Sexual Anatomy

Sex Hormones, Sexual Differentiation, and Menstruation

Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Contraception and Abortion

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Sexual Arousal

Sexuality and the Life Cycle: Childhood and Adolescence

Sexuality and the Life Cycle: Adulthood

Attraction, Love, and Communication

Gender and Sexuality

Sexual Orientation and Identity: Gay, Lesbian, BI, Straight, or Asexual

Variations in Sexual Behaviour

Sexual Coercion

Sex for Sale

Sexual Disorders and Sex Therapy

Sexuality Education

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