GCSE Philosophy and Ethics Practice Exam

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What is the fundamental belief of Catholics regarding the family?

It was created by God
It is primarily for financial support
It is the government's responsibility
It is a modern social construct

The correct answer is: It was created by God

The belief that the family was created by God is central to Catholic teachings. This perspective is rooted in the belief that God designed the family as the foundational unit for society, intended for companionship, raising children, and fostering love and faith. The Catholic Church holds that family relationships reflect the relationship of the Holy Trinity and emphasize the importance of love, unity, and the nurturing of moral values within the family structure. This understanding emphasizes the divine purpose of the family beyond mere human concepts or societal constructs, highlighting its sacred role in spiritual and moral education, making it integral to Catholic identity and community life. The other perspectives do not align with Catholic doctrine or provide the same depth of meaning regarding the spiritual significance of family life.