SEXUALITY: COMMANDMENTS 6 & 9

Theology of the Body, including Commandments 6 (You shall not commit adultery) and 9 (You shall not covet your neighbor’s wife).

CORE

• Theology of the Body (Tim Keefe)
• Natural Family Planning (NFP)
• 6th Commandment: Marital Fidelity (USCCA) | Chapter Summary
• 9th Commandment: Practice Purity of Heart (USCCA) | Chapter Summary

MORE

• Good News about Sex and Marriage by Christopher West
• Marriage, Sexuality, Contraception (ACM)
• Contraception: Why Not? (Janet Smith)
• Love and Responsibility by Karol Wojtyla
• CCC 2331-2362

• RESOURCES

MAKEUP

• Instructions
• Video ( there is a glitch in the matrix of this video )

• Part I	What is the definition of love? ...also what love is not? Love must be:  Free - Can it be given and accepted freely? Total - Is there any reservation or is it unconditional? Faithful - Is there a way out? Once it’s inconvenient, such as a serious illness... Fruitful - In the realm of sexuality, can it bear children? Responsible - I feel like something should go here to be consistent
  Part II	We discuss each of the below issues in light of how Sex is a language of love Pre-Marital Sex / Cohabitation Extra-Marital Sex Homosexuality Gender Change Masturbation Pornography Invitro Fertilization (IVF) Prostitution Rape Abortion Stem Cell Research

  Makeup Questions

1. T/F - Theology of the Body is a teaching based on a series of lectures (100+) from Pope John Paul II
2. T/F - The first thing God said after creating people was “Go forth and be fertile and multiply”
3. T/F - Sexuality is an interpersonal communion of love that mirrors the Holy Trinity
4. MC - Love is (A) Forced (B) Free
5. MC - Love is (A) Faithful (B) Temporary
6. T/F - Love can be reduced to feelings, pleasure, and instincts
7. T/F - Love can be more accurately described as an act of the will -- something intentionally chosen
8. T/F - Catholic wedding vows can be written by the couple and/or spontaneous