The Good of the Child: the Good of the Family, the Church and Society

The article entitled "The Good of the Child — the Good of the Family, the Church and Society" deals with the fact that reminds people for many centuries that the child is a good in three aspects: for the family, the Church and society. The family is the first and irreplaceable form of huma...

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Published in:Ecumeny and law
Main Author: Hrehová, Helena 1950- (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:English
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Published: Wydawn. Uniw. Śląskiego 2015
In: Ecumeny and law
RelBib Classification:SB Catholic Church law
XA Law
Further subjects:B Church
B Human Rights
B Family
B Society
B Man
B Good
B Child
B God
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Summary:The article entitled "The Good of the Child — the Good of the Family, the Church and Society" deals with the fact that reminds people for many centuries that the child is a good in three aspects: for the family, the Church and society. The family is the first and irreplaceable form of human community. In the family, every person learns to love and to form him- or herself through moral-ethical education in harmonic relationship with other people. These are rational reasons why we should protect the traditional family against marginalization and interventions from government and state administration. Parents have a right to educate their own children and children have a right to have both parents — mother and father. In the Churche very child is a gift from God and living limb of Christ’s mystical body, therefore the Church has a duty to protect human life from conception to natural death. The child needs society and society needs children in order to function and have a future. Thus, the article stresses three convictions: human dignity is inviolable and sacred; with every person comes God’s blessing into the world; any attempt to separate man from God is the most tragic mistake of modern people.
ISSN:2391-4327
Contains:Enthalten in: Ecumeny and law