Heterosexuality

Heterosexuality defines the emotional alignment and orientation of a human to partners of the opposite sex. This relates primarily to the emotional and social bond and includes sexuality as well, which as such is instinctive.

Marriage/Partnership

A marriage or partnership is a God intended, under his blessing coming relationship of two persons - of the same or opposite sex - bound for a lifetime. It sets the foundation for a family. It is based on the  free volition of both partners and publicly sworn fidelity. Mutual love and faithfulness are imperative for the success of a marriage or partnership. The blessing of God is a precious basic element for the marriage, partnership and family.

Bisexuality

Bisexuality defines the emotional alignment and orientation of a human to partners of both sexes. This relates primarily to the emotional and social bond and includes sexuality as well, which as such is instinctive.

Intersexuality

Intersexuality refers to humans who genetically, anatomically or hormonally cannot be distinctly assigned to the male or female gender.

Homosexuality

Homosexuality defines the emotional alignment and orientation of a human to partners of the same sex. This relates primarily to the emotional and social bond and includes sexuality as well, which as such is instinctive.

Identities based on this are defined as gay or lesbian.

Sexuality in marriage and partnerships

Sexuality in marriage and partnership should be characterized by appreciation and sensitivity. When mutual consent and love are at the fore, sexuality is an important link that strengthens the marital or partner-like union, and contribute to the wellbeing of both partners. Likewise, sexuality in marriage and partnership is conducive of the continuance of humanity. Family planning is a concern of the partners.

Transgender

Transgender is often described as the permanent inner certainty to be of the opposite gender than that born with. Part of it is the rejection of physical characteristics and role expectations associated to the congenital gender. Transgender people usually have the desire to take on the physical characteristics of the identity gender as much as possible through hormone treatment and gender reassignment surgery. They want to live socially and juridically accepted in the desired gender role.