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THEME A ~ Families (In Islam, families teach people how to be kind,…
THEME A ~ Families
In Islam, families teach people how to be kind, considerate and affectionate. A strong family helps strengthen the Muslim community
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Mosques have schools (madrasahs) which teach children how to read Arabic so they can learn the Qur'an
Muslims should only eat halal food, a rule which is enforced early on in life
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Modern, non-religious British views
The typical nuclear family is becoming less common, as now people are more likely to split up or have children outside of a marriage
Instead, there are now more same-sex marriages, single-parent families and reconstituted families
Now there are more extended families that live together, for example if the grandparents live with their family - this can be to save money and help look after children
Despite most Christian views about divorce and re-marriage, Christians try to make reconstituted families or same-sex parent feel welcome in the Church, so that the children are brought up in a Christian way
Divorced Catholic aren't allowed to take communion (say the Lord's prayer, drink wine and eat bread)
Islam isn't supportive of same-sex parenting, but some try to be accepting because whatever their opinion, no one is without sin, so they shouldn't judge
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The nature of a family is what it should be like e.g. in Islam a man, woman and children
The purpose of a family is what it should do e.g a family should be to raise children, prove to each other how much you love each other