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CORINTHIANS/GALATIANS -quiz-1 1st sem

Quiz by Melojane I. De Padua

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Same-sex marriage is not marriage at all according to the will of God.
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One of the purposes of marriage is procreation which means that a married couple has to produce offspring
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10 questions

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Same-sex marriage is not marriage at all according to the will of God.

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One of the purposes of marriage is procreation which means that a married couple has to produce offspring

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Artificial means of having children employed in same-sex marriage is not procreation

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In the Genesis account, the woman was created through the rib of a man

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Marriage is ordained and instituted by God as narrated in the book of Exodus

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Who is the ultimate giver of the instruction to married life?

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According to Matthew 19:1-6 reading What was the issue being raised by the Pharisees to Jesus

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It is instituted by God, it's a faithful, exclusive, lifelong union of a man and a woman joined in an intimate community of life and love.

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God's mandate about marriage is a heterosexual union between a man and a woman

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God's mandate for marriage is that it unites one man to one woman for one lifetime. is Polygamy, not Monogamy

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