GCSE Philosophy and Ethics Practice Exam

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What do Catholics agree couples should practice in their relationship?

Freedom
Faithfulness
Exploration
Separation

The correct answer is: Freedom

Catholics agree that couples should practice faithfulness in their relationship. Freedom may lead to infidelity and trust issues, which goes against the Catholic belief in marriage and commitment. Exploration of one's sexuality may go against the Catholic teachings on abstinence and purity outside of marriage. Separation goes against the Catholic belief in unity and the value of marriage as a lifelong commitment. While freedom, exploration, and separation may be important concepts in a relationship, faithfulness is the most important aspect for a Catholic couple to focus on in order to build a strong, committed, and faithful marriage.