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True Family Values
Andrew Wilson, 3rd edition, 2006
This book deals with the most important question for any human being. Judaism bases its values on the Torah, the Bible. Already in the beginning of the Bible we read that God created man in his two parts – man and woman, Adam and Eve – that together became the first family in the world. God’s first commandment to man was “be fruitful and multiply.” In other words: build families and bring new generations to the world. Thus we can also understand that the family is the most natural and healthy place, mentally and physically, for raising a person from childhood. Children without parents, or with only one parent, are destined to carry their whole lives a great deficiency. Therefore, if we wish to improve the quality of human life, we must strengthen the family unit and encourage young people to come under the covenant of marriage.
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@book{wilson2006233,
title = {True Family Values},
author = {{Andrew Wilson}},
year = {2006},
url = {https://n2t.net/ark:/68749/m0h0f1k7},
note = {ARK: ark:/68749/m0h0f1k7},
}
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- Andrew Wilson
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- 3rd edition
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