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9 Cards in this Set
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Why is the Proclamation important to class?
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Its our justification wholesome recreation for families.
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Know the key phrase in the proclamation that justifies a study of family recreation.
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Successful marriages and families are established
and maintained on principles of faith, prayer, repentance, forgiveness, respect, love, compassion, work, and wholesome recreational activities. |
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When was the proclamation given?
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Sept. 1995
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Know the three important points about the title, spoken by Elder Eyring?
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Subject: Family
Audience: World Proclaim: Prophets, seers, and revelators |
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What are some things the church does to assist in the strengthening of families?
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FHE, Temple Sealings, Everything that happens in the church is to strengthen families.
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Understand the role that temples play in the strengthening of families.
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Temple marriages, and temple sealings, and work for the dead
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Know the responsibilities of fathers and mothers
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Fathers role is to provide, preside, and protect
Mothers role is to nurture |
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Aimless leisure
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Purpose: Diversion, idleness, mindlessness, or pleasure "to forget the drudgery of life"
Focus: Inward: Self-concern, self- indulgence, self-oriented, individualism. Am I happy? Do I feel good? Outcome of the Activities: Activities that serve to create transient psychological states of satisfaction and well-being. Pleasurable, but not enjoyable or meaningful. |
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Wholesome Recreation
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Purpose: personal growth and development, genuine enjoyment, meaningful interactions with others "to engage in life's purpose"
Focus: Outward:being virtuous and oriented to others- especially one's spouse, family, and neighbors. Am I obedient? Am I doing good? Am I serving others? Am I strengthening my family? Outcome of the Activities: Activities that produce social, emotional, physical, moral, intellectual, and spiritual development in oneself, one's spouse, and one's children. Activities that nurture family members and serve others. Activities that provide a needed diversion. Activities that are consistent with obedience and correct principles. |