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In the Middle Ages, the Church recognized marriage as one of the five sacraments
False
The Council of Trent emphasized marriage as a symbol of love between Christ and the Church
False
The Second Vatican Council redefined marriage as a contract between spouses
False
In the early Church, liturgical rites for marriage celebration were necessary for ecclesial recognition
False
The Gnosticism movement reinforced traditional understandings of marriage in the early Church
False
In Jewish and Greco-Roman cultures, marriage was a purely religious matter
False
The Council of Trent defined marriage as a community of individuals, fostering acceptance and intimate partnership.
False
Early Christians rejected traditional marriage practices of their culture.
False
The Gnosticism movement challenged the Church's understanding of marriage.
True
Liturgical rites for marriage celebration were necessary for ecclesial recognition in the early Church.
False
In the Middle Ages, the Church recognized marriage as one of the seven sacraments.
True
The Second Vatican Council emphasized marriage as a 'contract' between spouses.
False
Explore the evolution of Christian marriage, from St. Augustine's theology to the Council of Trent and the Second Vatican Council. Learn how the Church's understanding of marriage has changed over time, shifting from a focus on procreation to a community of individuals.
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