Christian family law is primarily concerned with promoting the stability and well-being of the family unit.

In Christian law, marriage is a contract between two people who freely and knowingly consent to enter into a lifelong union.

Christian law recognizes adultery, desertion, and cruelty as grounds for divorce.

In Christian law, both parents have an equal responsibility for raising their children.

In Christian law, the best interests of the child are the primary consideration in determining child custody.

Adoption in Christian law is the legal process of bringing a child into a family, which involves the transfer of parental rights and responsibilities from one person to another.

In Christian law, adoptive parents must meet certain requirements, including being of good moral character, financially stable, and able to provide a loving and nurturing home for the child.

In Christian law, adopted children have the same rights as biological children, including the right to inherit from their adoptive parents, to be treated equally with their biological siblings, and to know their biological parents.

The church plays an important role in Christian family law by providing guidance and support to families, resolving disputes between family members, and promoting Christian values in the family.

Christian law does not have a specific position on surrogacy, and it is generally considered to be a matter of personal choice.

The state plays an important role in Christian family law by protecting the rights of individuals, promoting the stability of the family, and ensuring the financial security of families.

Christian law does not have a specific position on same-sex marriage, and it is generally considered to be a matter of personal choice.

The Bible is the primary source of authority in Christian family law, but it is also a source of guidance and inspiration, and a historical document.

Christian law recognizes divorce as a legitimate way to end a marriage, although it is not encouraged.

The church plays an important role in Christian divorce by providing support and guidance to divorcing couples, helping couples reconcile their differences, and promoting Christian values in the divorce process.