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The _____________ does not exist for society or the state, but _______________ and the state exist for the family. The family performs functions that are _______________ for the government: the _______________ and education of children, the passing on of ______________, and the instilling of values. Society and governments have a __________ to honor and assist the family and to guarantee __________ ___________.
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