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THE NATURAL FAMILY PRODUCES AND COMMUNICATES THE HUMAN FRIENDSHIP
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The family of first people, as it is recognized by all developed cultures of human society, the one which consists of Adam and Eve is, naturally, the prototype of the natural family. This natural family, consisting of a man and a woman, has received, along the history of human civilization, the traditional family name. There are currently some anthropological current which refuses to be used this expression about the family. These tendencies want to discredit the traditional family and to promote other types of family, in order to replace the one which is recognized, protected and promoted by the previous generations. For the persons who are not yet convinced that the human nature cannot be radically changed by any human force, it is recommended to study, and they will find that what is naturally for a species cannot be essentially changed, even if they use the science and the most advanced technology. If that is so about the nature and the role of the natural family, it means that only it has the ability to transmit, besides the life, also the love and even the true friendship, and it is the one which can fully satisfy every person stepped into human history.
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