Many Catholics believe husbands and wives should respect each other's roles within a marriage and

value both equally. These roles include those of care within the home, and that of earning money to
provide for the family.
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The book of Genesis gives accounts of the order of creation of men and women which have been
interpreted differently. The Lord God said, ‘It is not good for the man to be alone. I will make a
helper suitable for him.’ Genesis 2:18
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So makita nato nga naay different roles ang men and women according to the beliefs our religion

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1. Greek mythology includes goddesses as well. Although their gods and goddesses have
different roles, we still can see the domincance of roles of gods than of the
goddesses.

2. According to Hinduism, three Gods rule the world. Brahma: the creator; Vishnu: the
preserver and Shiva: the destroyer.
3. Judaism, Christianity, Islam. For these world religion, they only believe that there is only one
God

4. This is the way God has chosen to reveal Himself to us. God is never described with sexual
characteristics in the Scriptures, but He does consistently describe Himself in the masculine
gender. While God contains all the qualities of both male and female genders, He has chosen
to present Himself with an emphasis on masculine qualities of fatherhood, protection,
direction, strength, etc. Metaphors used to describe Him in the Bible include: King, Father,
Judge, Husband, Master, and the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. He most certainly
does not intend to minimize women, since men and women are revealed as being made in His
image and are of equal value to Him. But it remains that He is Father, not Mother, and even
in the Incarnation chose to come to us as a man, Jesus Christ.

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1.
 But I want you to understand that the head of every man is Christ, the head
of a wife is her husband, and the head of Christ is God. (1 Cor. 11:3)
In other words, what makes the practice of head coverings significant is a relationship, not so much
the act itself. Headcovering and non-headcovering extends from the idea of submission. A woman
who wears a head covering publicly testifies that she is under submission to her husband in Christ.
But we also see that a man who does not wear a head covering in worship testifies that he also is in
submission to Christ. He is claiming to be under lawful authority and lives as a servant to Jesus, his
saviour, redeemer and Lord.

2. fundamentalist: strictly believes in the religion’s scriptures and rules.

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For a man, the “normal” discharge is ejaculation, whether within or

outside intercourse, which causes impurity until evening. “Abnormal”
discharges include “flows” or “blockages,” presumably due to infection
or disease. Such discharges cause impurity as long as they last and
for an additional seven days after they cease, at the end of which the
man must present two birds as offerings.

For a woman, the “normal” discharge is regular menstruation, which

causes impurity for seven days from the onset of bleeding (. An
“abnormal” discharge is an off-cycle flow of blood that lasts for “many
days”. Like an abnormal male discharge, this causes impurity for the
duration of the condition and for an additional seven days, after which
the woman must present two birds as offerings.
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In Jewish law, sex is not considered shameful, sinful or obscene. Sex is not thought of as a necessary evil
for the sole purpose of procreation. sexual desire must be controlled and channeled, satisfied at the
proper time, place and manner. But when sexual desire is satisfied between a husband and wife at the
proper time, out of mutual love and desire, sex is a mitzvah. (a good deed done from religious duty.)

Jews
- Ila pa

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1.For example, kanang mga monotheistic religions nag identify na sila sa sacred power in regards to
masculinity.
2.makabantay ta nga mas daghan nga women ang tigsimba kaysa laki
3. -kadaghanan sa mga lalaki ang walay relihiyon
4.