Tanach

Like the Leviyim in he time of the Mishkan, a Jewish baby who is born to a Torah-observent family comes in to a life og G-d worship from birth.

Altough it would seem that the larger the family, the less the parents can give, studies show that the Jewish Ideal of large families contributes to better education and to a happier life.

The Torah tells us that in the same way we would not take interest from our brother we should not do this to any jew as we are all brothers.

Even more than Shabbat, the Holidays are a time in which families get together and strengthen the bonds of love.

Unfair as it might be towards the child born from an act of adultery, his Mamzer status which will haunt him for life, is the strongest deterrent the torah could set for the parents of this poor child, making them think twice before committing this grave sin.

The law of family purity brings extra love into the family.