Question 1

Which of the following religious traditions has been the most consistent in being positive toward sexuality?

Accepted Answer

A) Asceticism 
B) Catholicism 
C) Protestantism 
D) Islam 
A) Asceticism 
B) Catholicism 
C) Protestantism 
D) Islam

Question 2

In the Old Testament,sexual intercourse is often referred to as

Accepted Answer

A) coupling. 
B) making the beast with two backs. 
C) relating. 
D) having knowledge of someone. 
A) coupling. 
B) making the beast with two backs. 
C) relating. 
D) having knowledge of someone.

Question 3

The ancient Greeks referred to "ataraxia" which is

Accepted Answer

A) pederasty. 
B) a state of sublime detachment. 
C) friendship love. 
D) passion. 
A) pederasty. 
B) a state of sublime detachment. 
C) friendship love. 
D) passion.

Question 4

Islam promotes contraception and family planning.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

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

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Question 6

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 7

Buddhism most closely follows _________ ethics.

Accepted Answer

A) hedonistic 
B) legalistic 
C) ascetic 
D) situationistic 
A) hedonistic 
B) legalistic 
C) ascetic 
D) situationistic

Question 8

Define and distinguish between legalism and situationism.Give an example of each.

Accepted Answer

Legalism and situationism are two contra

Question 9

HIV/AIDS has raised some interesting ethical questions for religious individuals and communities in Canada with the result that

Accepted Answer

A) there is widespread acceptance of the main two victim populations of homosexuals and intravenous drug users. 
B) a major ethical conflict centres upon the dignity and the autonomy of the individual (victim). 
C) there is real concern about the financial cost of AIDS borne by churches. 
D) the Roman Catholic Church in America has come out in favour of the use of condoms creating a rift between the American Catholic Church and Rome. 
A) there is widespread acceptance of the main two victim populations of homosexuals and intravenous drug users. 
B) a major ethical conflict centres upon the dignity and the autonomy of the individual (victim). 
C) there is real concern about the financial cost of AIDS borne by churches. 
D) the Roman Catholic Church in America has come out in favour of the use of condoms creating a rift between the American Catholic Church and Rome.

Question 10

Gay Pride parades are an example of sexual minority and sexually diverse groups demonstrating their rights to

Accepted Answer

A) force their sexual choices on others. 
B) education and health care. 
C) sexual equality and emotional sexual expression. 
D) sexual autonomy and pleasure. 
A) force their sexual choices on others. 
B) education and health care. 
C) sexual equality and emotional sexual expression. 
D) sexual autonomy and pleasure.

Question 11

Two warrior men have a sexual relationship together.One of the men is older than the other and serves as a form of mentor to the younger man.This type of relationship

Accepted Answer

A) was approved of in ancient Greece and is called pederasty. 
B) is called pederasty and was believed by Plato to lead to immortality. 
C) was called pederasty which has come to mean sexless affection. 
D) was illegal and immoral in ancient Greece. 
A) was approved of in ancient Greece and is called pederasty. 
B) is called pederasty and was believed by Plato to lead to immortality. 
C) was called pederasty which has come to mean sexless affection. 
D) was illegal and immoral in ancient Greece.

Question 12

This social issue has been the focus of much controversy in North America,sometimes even leading to violence.Those individuals in favour and those in opposition have changed very little in terms of their beliefs over the last ten years.We are discussing the issue of

Accepted Answer

A) sex outside of marriage 
B) abortion 
C) reproductive technology 
D) contraception 
A) sex outside of marriage 
B) abortion 
C) reproductive technology 
D) contraception

Question 13

Which of the following is NOT a principle of humanism?

Accepted Answer

A) There are rules for human conduct and morality consists of knowing the rules and learning to apply them. 
B) Values can be found only in human experience. 
C) The basic goals of human life are happiness,self-awareness,and the fulfillment of human needs. 
D) A person must make her or his own decisions and accept responsibility for them and their consequences. 
A) There are rules for human conduct and morality consists of knowing the rules and learning to apply them. 
B) Values can be found only in human experience. 
C) The basic goals of human life are happiness,self-awareness,and the fulfillment of human needs. 
D) A person must make her or his own decisions and accept responsibility for them and their consequences.

Question 14

The issue of _________ is one of the major ethical and legal issues concerning an individual who is HIV-positive.

Accepted Answer

A) death and dying 
B) asceticism 
C) confidentiality 
D) surrogacy 
A) death and dying 
B) asceticism 
C) confidentiality 
D) surrogacy

Question 15

Why are the writings of St.Thomas Aquinas important for the Roman Catholic Church of today? (What were his writings and what are the views of the Church today on his writings?)

Accepted Answer

The writings of St. Thomas Aquinas are i

Question 16

_______ ethics do not rely on the existence of a Supreme Being and,in the area of human sexuality,do not create unreasonable standards and expectations.

Accepted Answer

A) Humanistic 
B) Islam 
C) Hindu 
D) Buddhist 
A) Humanistic 
B) Islam 
C) Hindu 
D) Buddhist

Question 17

Concerning Guatama,the Buddha,all are true EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A) discussed sex very little in his teachings 
B) sought a middle way between extreme hedonism and extreme asceticism 
C) emphasized asceticism more than hedonism 
D) invented Tantric Buddhism 
A) discussed sex very little in his teachings 
B) sought a middle way between extreme hedonism and extreme asceticism 
C) emphasized asceticism more than hedonism 
D) invented Tantric Buddhism

Which of the following religious traditions has been the most consistent in being positive toward sexuality?

In the Old Testament,sexual intercourse is often referred to as

The ancient Greeks referred to "ataraxia" which is

Islam promotes contraception and family planning.

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.

The Old Testament

Buddhism most closely follows _________ ethics.

Define and distinguish between legalism and situationism.Give an example of each.

HIV/AIDS has raised some interesting ethical questions for religious individuals and communities in Canada with the result that

Gay Pride parades are an example of sexual minority and sexually diverse groups demonstrating their rights to

Two warrior men have a sexual relationship together.One of the men is older than the other and serves as a form of mentor to the younger man.This type of relationship

This social issue has been the focus of much controversy in North America,sometimes even leading to violence.Those individuals in favour and those in opposition have changed very little in terms of their beliefs over the last ten years.We are discussing the issue of

Which of the following is NOT a principle of humanism?

The issue of _________ is one of the major ethical and legal issues concerning an individual who is HIV-positive.

Why are the writings of St.Thomas Aquinas important for the Roman Catholic Church of today? (What were his writings and what are the views of the Church today on his writings?)

_______ ethics do not rely on the existence of a Supreme Being and,in the area of human sexuality,do not create unreasonable standards and expectations.

Concerning Guatama,the Buddha,all are true EXCEPT

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Contraception and Abortion

Sexual Arousal

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Sexuality and the Life Cycle : Adulthood

Attraction, Love, and Communication

Gender and Sexuality

Sexual Orientation: Gay, Straight, or BI

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Exam 20: Sex and the Law

Which of the following religious traditions has been the most consistent in being positive toward sexuality?

In the Old Testament,sexual intercourse is often referred to as

The ancient Greeks referred to "ataraxia" which is

Islam promotes contraception and family planning.

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.

The Old Testament

Buddhism most closely follows _________ ethics.

Define and distinguish between legalism and situationism.Give an example of each.

HIV/AIDS has raised some interesting ethical questions for religious individuals and communities in Canada with the result that

Gay Pride parades are an example of sexual minority and sexually diverse groups demonstrating their rights to

Two warrior men have a sexual relationship together.One of the men is older than the other and serves as a form of mentor to the younger man.This type of relationship

This social issue has been the focus of much controversy in North America,sometimes even leading to violence.Those individuals in favour and those in opposition have changed very little in terms of their beliefs over the last ten years.We are discussing the issue of

Which of the following is NOT a principle of humanism?

The issue of _________ is one of the major ethical and legal issues concerning an individual who is HIV-positive.

Why are the writings of St.Thomas Aquinas important for the Roman Catholic Church of today? (What were his writings and what are the views of the Church today on his writings?)

_______ ethics do not rely on the existence of a Supreme Being and,in the area of human sexuality,do not create unreasonable standards and expectations.

Concerning Guatama,the Buddha,all are true EXCEPT

Sexuality in Perspective

Theoretical Perspectives on Sexuality

Sex Research

Sexual Anatomy

Sex Hormones, Sexual Differentiation, and the Menstrual Cycle

Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Contraception and Abortion

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: Gay, Straight, or BI

Variations in Sexual Behavior

Sexual Coercion

Sex for Sale

Sexual Disorders and Sex Therapy

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Ethics, Religion, and Sexuality

Filters