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GCSE Religious Studies · key term
Having protection, dependable care and support, including physical safety and emotional stability.
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Specification 2.3 · Paper 3
Revise: Purpose and Importance of the FamilyChristian teachings identify three important purposes: procreation, security and the education of children. These purposes connect: having children brings responsibilities to protect them and help them develop.
Specification 2.3 · Paper 1, Paper 2, Paper 3
Safety, stability and reliable practical and emotional support within family life.
Link each purpose of the family to a reason: procreation continues family life, security protects and supports children, and education passes on faith and moral values.
Explain the reasons for contrasting responses: link them to procreation, security, education or the preservation of family traditions.
Veylanswami's argument concerns the stability of same-sex marriage. Explain its relevance to family security rather than presenting it as a direct statement about parenting.
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Christian teachings identify three important purposes of family life: procreation, security and the education of children. These purposes connect. Having a child brings responsibilities to protect that child and help them develop, rather than ending with the child's birth.
Protection and stability, including having basic needs met and receiving reliable emotional support.
Protection and dependable support, including physical safety, material provision and emotional care.
