Christian marriage and family life — KCSE Christian Religious Education

KCSE Christian Religious Education · 49 practice questions · 4 syllabus objectives

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Key learning outcomes for this topic, aligned to the KNEC KCSE syllabus.

State the Christian teaching on the nature and purpose of marriage (companionship, procreation, mutual support)

Identify the Christian qualities that should characterise a successful marriage; state reasons why marriages break down

Explain the Christian teaching on divorce, remarriage and the roles of husband and wife in the family

Christian marriage and family life

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easySHORT ANSWER4 marks

State how marriage is viewed in Christian teachings. (4 marks)

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Part (a) — 4 marks

Marriage is a sacred covenant ordained by God (1 mk)

It is meant to be a lifelong commitment between one man and one woman (1 mk)

Marriage reflects the relationship between Christ and the Church (1 mk)

It serves as the foundation for family life and social stability (1 mk)

easySHORT ANSWER2 marks

State two biblical teachings on the importance of family. (2 marks)

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Part (a) — 2 marks

The family is a God-ordained institution (Genesis 2:24) (1 mk)

Parents are instructed to teach their children about God's commandments (Deuteronomy 6:6-7) (1 mk)

easySHORT ANSWER3 marks

State three roles of a family in the Christian context. (3 marks)

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Part (a) — 3 marks

Provides a nurturing environment for children to grow in faith (1 mk)

Instils Christian values and morals within its members (1 mk)

Acts as a support system during times of need and crisis (1 mk)

Describe the Christian understanding of the family as the basic unit of society and explain its importance.

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