What is the relationship of family and values?

Answer 1

This question is quite difficult to understand.

I don't know if you meant "What is the relationship between family and values"

or something along the lines of "What is the relationship with the family, and what is value." Therefore, I came up with the idea that I would answer both for you!

1) "What is the relationship between family and values"

We often say that family members stress us out. But really when we think about it they are the ones who will be there for us. We can trust them. They are related to us after all. Our family is the "backbone" of society. If such thing as "families" did not exist, then we would have a chaotic world--full of people who do not know manners and morality. A normal family cannot be maintained without the relationship of values. Values are taught in the family and then exposed to society. Society missing the foundation of family would bring catastrophe to the world.

2) "What is the relationship with the family, and what is value."

Our relationship with family is indescribable. Each member in our family is related to us, you. Without our family we wouldn't be able to meet up to this cliche: spread our wings. We are like baby birds hatching out of an egg while being looked after by our family until we can spread our wings and fly. Our family is someone who should always be loved by us. (you)

We must have values in order to live our lives on earth. Values are something that is mandatory in our lives. Our relationship with values should always be close. Without values I believe it isn't human.