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What is your degree of relationship by consanguinity from your first cousin's daughter?
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∙ 11y ago
You would be her second cousin
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∙ 11y ago
Anonymous
First cousin once removed.
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Is the first degree of consanguinity?
Example: First degree of consanguinity would be the blood relationship between parents and their natural children.
What is the relationship of my grandchildren to my sister's grandchildren?
They would be cousins to some degree. They are 2nd cousins.
What is the relationship between son and stepson?
Step-brothers
What relationship is my grandson to my brothers granddaughter?
Your daughter and your brother's child are first cousins to each other.Your daughter and your brother's granddaughter are first cousins, once removed, to each other. The "once removed" refers to the fact that they are separated by one generation if you count from their common ancestor, your parents.
What constitutes an illegal incestuous relationship in the US?
The legal definition of incest can vary from state-to-state. The one I am familiar with forbids sexual relations within the 3rd degree of consanguinity (that would be no closer than your third cousin).
What is the relationship between my son's daughter and my daughters grandson?
Your sons children and your daughters children are First cousins. The idea is that First cousins share a grandparent, second cousins share a great-grandparent, third cousins share a great-great-grandparent, and so on. The degree of cousin relationship i.e. "first," "second," etc. is used to denote the number of generations between two cousins and their nearest common ancestor. Now, a term "removed" is used to refer to the number of generations separating the cousins themselves. So your first cousin once removed is the child (or parent) of your first cousin. Your second cousin once removed is the child (or parent) of your second cousin. And your first cousin twice removed is the grandchild (or grandparent) of your first cousin. etc. Thus in this case they are first cousins once removed.
Is it illegal to marry your cuosin in North Carolina?
It may depend on how far removed, relative-wise, they are from you. (in tehcnical terms: What degree of consanguinity they are.)
What is the relationship between Pam grier and roosevelt grier?
According to Rosey Grier's Wikipedia page, the two are cousins. The page does not say to which degree (first cousins, second cousins, etc).http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roosevelt_GrierThis answers is incorrect Pam Grier IS NOT cousins to NFL Great Rosie Grier. For more info see her new memoir, "Foxy: My Life in Three Acts"
If your sister is also your cousin and your aunt?
Your sister's your cousin when your parents are cousins. For example, Queen Elizabeth I and Prince Philip are cousins [in the fourth degree, which is the degree of relationship that's acceptable by Church law]. So their children - Princes Charles, Andrew, and Edward; and Princess Anne - are siblings and cousins to each other, and children and cousins to their parents. Your sister's your aunt when she marries your uncle by marriage, and thereby becomes the wife of your uncle and therefore your aunt. Your uncle by marriage is the husband of your mother's or father's sister.
What is my brothers wife relationship to my wife?
Sisters-in-law, assuming that they are otherwise unrelated. In a small town, it's entirely possible that your wife and your brother's wife might be cousins of some degree.
What happens if it turns out the boy you like is related to you?
You need to discuss it with your parents before you develop too close a relationship. In some states first cousin marriage is permitted and you may live in one of those states. In that case there may not be a problem. Since you haven't described the degree of consanguinity then you need to discuss it with a trusted adult who can give you answers. If the relationship is closer than first cousin then you can be friends but not in a more intimate relationship.
Is it a mortal sin to love your cousin?
It depends on which kind of love you are talking about. If you mean familial love then no, of course not. If, however, you are referring to incestual love then it depends. If you are acting on your desires and dwelling on impure, sometimes sexual thoughts, then yes, it is a mortal sin. If you are not doing either of these then no. Incest is a disorder, however, and you should be trying to reverse this in order to remain out of venial sin & stay free from temptations that could lead you to mortal sin.Answer:Love between cousins is a matter of societal interpretation. Many cultures encourage love and marriage between cousins to consolidate wealth and power. There is no standard definition of "sin" that can be applied even for catholics, as many European royal families who were of that faith intermarried at the cousin/cousin level (see Link). This is also covered in "New Commentary on the Code of Canon Law" by Beal, Coriden and Green which states that, regarding impediments cased by consanguinity (Canon 1091) "The Local ordinary can dispense from the impediment in ... the fourth degree (first cousins) ..."Answer:Yes, it is true that the Local ordinary CAN dispense from the impediment for marriages between cousins, however this is only in extreme cases. One must obtain a special dispensation. This is the context of where the quote was found:"Consanguinity invalidates marriage in all degrees of the direct line (father-daughter-granddaughter) and up to the fourth degree of the collateral line inclusive (first cousins). The impediment of consanguinity no longer invalidates marriages of second cousins [...] Commentators agree that consanguinity in any degree of the direct line is a divine law impediment and that consanguinity in the third and fourth degrees of the collateral line is an ecclesiastical law impediment [...] The Local ordinary can dispense from the impediment in [...] the fourth degree (first cousins) of the collateral line. Nevertheless, civil laws may well prohibit marriages within these degrees of consanguinity.The 1917 code foresaw the possibility that the impediment of consanguinity could be multiplied in the collateral line when a couple shared more than one common ancestor (CIC 1076). The multiplication of the impediment necessitated multiple dispensations." (Canon 1091)However, the Catechism of the Catholic Church says:"2388 Incest designates intimate relations between relatives or in-laws within a degree that prohibits marriage between them (Lev 18:7-20). St. Paul stigmatizes this especially grave offense: "It is actually reported that there is immorality among you . . . for a man is living with his father's wife. . . . In the name of the Lord Jesus . . . you are to deliver this man to Satan for the destruction of the flesh. . . . " (1 Cor 5:1, 4-5). Incest corrupts family relationships and marks a regression toward animality.2389 Connected to incest is any sexual abuse perpetrated by adults on children or adolescents entrusted to their care. The offense is compounded by the scandalous harm done to the physical and moral integrity of the young, who will remain scarred by it all their lives; and the violation of responsibility for their upbringing."The country or society you live in does not change the laws of the Church. Anyone who acts contrary to this, no matter what their rank or social status is, acts in a state of mortal sin.
