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Spanish Family Members Vocabulary: A Comprehensive Guide

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Spanish Family Members

1

Abuela

Grandmother

27

Nieta

Granddaughter

2

Abuelo

Grandfather

28

Nieto

Grandson

3

Ahijada

Goddaughter

29

Nieto/a

Grandchild

4

Ahijado

Godson

30

Novia

Girlfriend

5

Ahijados

Godchildren

31

Novia (en la boda)

Bride

6

Bisabuela

Great Grandmother

32

Novio

Boyfriend

7

Bisabuelo

Great Grandfather

33

Novio (en la boda)

Bridegroom

8

Bisabuelos

Great Grandparents

34

Nuera

Daughter in Law

9

Bisnietos

Great Grandchildren

35

Padrastro

Stepfather

10

Cuñada

Sister in Law

36

Padre

Father

11

Cuñado

Brother in Law

37

Padre adoptivo

Adoptive Father

12

Esposa

Wife

38

Padres

Parents

13

Esposo / Marido

Husband

39

Padres adoptivos

Adoptive Parents

14

Gemelos

Twins

40

Padrino

Godfather

15

Hermana

Sister

41

Papá / Papi

Dad

16

Hermano

Brother

42

Primo/a

Cousin

17

Hija

Daughter

43

Primogénito

First Born

18

Hijastra

Stepdaughter

44

Single Parent

Padre

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Abortion: Ethics, Science, and Legal Perspectives

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Abortion: A Complex Ethical and Scientific Issue

One of the greatest controversies of recent years has been the subject of abortion. According to Wikipedia, abortion is the "premature interruption of pregnancy resulting in fetal death." It is widely agreed that abortion removes a potential new individual life. The Catholic Church, along with many other religions, is completely opposed to it, stating that abortion is only permissible when there is no life yet, meaning before the sperm has fertilized the egg. However, many scientists support abortion, particularly when the woman's life is not in danger.

The Dilemma of Fetal Malformations

A significant challenge arises with abortions performed due to fetal malformations. There's a distinction between... Continue reading "Abortion: Ethics, Science, and Legal Perspectives" »

Christianity, Enlightenment, and Social Change: Key Aspects

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Main Criticisms of the Christian Faith

The work of great authors such as Voltaire, Rousseau, and Diderot highlighted many contradictions within the Church. They presented it as an obstacle to societal progress. These thinkers argued that any intermediary between God and man was absurd and should be rejected.

The Enlightenment and Christianity

The Enlightenment brought a new understanding of religion, particularly Christianity. Some Enlightenment thinkers strongly criticized the Christian faith and the Church as an institution.

Elements Favoring the Development of Missions

Several factors contributed to the growth of missions: improved communication, colonization by European powers providing security, support from European Christianity, the rise... Continue reading "Christianity, Enlightenment, and Social Change: Key Aspects" »

Understanding God's Love, Creation, and Human Dignity

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The God Who Cares

1.1. God is found through Jesus: He is a transcendent being. Being the son of God is better known to man.

1.2. Jesus was a loving father: He takes care of his creatures through his deeds and words. God always forgives.

Near to God

The Jews found God unique and special, like a mother.

Jesus reveals a God who is close and friendly.

The God of Providence

God is immanent, reflected in his creation, yet transcends us, beyond our definitions.

  • Some think that man has a capricious fate that depends on chance.
  • Atheists: They deny God's existence, believing God is a human invention.
  • Agnostics: Prefer not to ask questions about God.

Providence is the presence of God as Creator in all creation.

Reflections of God

  • God is reflected in nature.
  • God is
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