GCSE Philosophy and Ethics Practice Exam

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According to Catholic teachings, what is the main purpose of sexual relations?

To express love between partners
To experience physical pleasure
Bring together a man and a woman who are married for the purpose of having children
To ensure fidelity

The correct answer is: To express love between partners

According to Catholic teachings, the main purpose of sexual relations is to express love between partners. While experiencing physical pleasure is often a natural and enjoyable part of sexual relations, it is not the main purpose according to Catholic teachings. Bringing together a man and a woman for the purpose of having children, as well as ensuring fidelity within a marriage, may also be important aspects of Catholic teachings on sexuality, but they are not the main purpose.