THE ROLE OF THE FAMILY INSTITUTION IN THE SPIRITUAL AND MORAL EDUCATION OF YOUNG PEOPLE

Abstract

This article analyzes the role and significance of the family institution in shaping the spiritual and moral development of young people. As a vital social institution, the family is one of the key factors in forming the younger generation’s ethical outlook, values, and spiritual worldview. The article examines the influence of the family environment, parents’ personal example, and national values and traditions on young people’s spiritual development. It also considers the family’s responsibility and the need to strengthen its educational capacity in supporting young people’s spiritual growth amid globalization. The findings substantiate that family upbringing is an important factor in fostering the spiritual maturity of young people