GCSE Philosophy and Ethics Practice Exam

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What is the core function of the family according to Pope Benedict XVI?

A unit for financial stability
A place for community gatherings
A communion of love
A formal institution

The correct answer is: A communion of love

Pope Benedict XVI believed that the core function of the family is to serve as a communion of love. This means that the family is meant to be a source of mutual support, love, and care for each other. Option A and D are incorrect because they focus on the financial and institutional aspects of the family, rather than its emotional and spiritual purpose. Option B is also incorrect as it refers to the role of the family in the broader community, rather than its internal function. By emphasizing the importance of love and relationship within the family, Pope Benedict XVI emphasized the importance of familial bonds and the role of the family in creating a foundation of love and support for its members.