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    Living with Strangers

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    Living with Strangers Every community has unwritten rules that only fellow citizens understand. These rules have inspired the American novelist and essayist Siri Hustvedt to write the essay “Living with Strangers” in The New York Times in 2002. The essay is about the cultural differences she had to deal with when she moved from Minnesota - where people are accused of being a snob if they don’t greet everyone they meet - to New York - where people live rather isolated lives and greeting strangers

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    Mixed Marriage

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    Marriage is a compromise at best. However‚ when you introduce major differences into a marriage such as race‚ religion or nationality‚ there are additional problems you may face. Many couples only think about the love they feel for one another until confronted with some of the problems of mixed marriages. Mixed marriages have taken place since the beginning of time. As people explored and traveled‚ men would fall in love with local women and either stay or take the women back home with them. Marriages

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    Marriage in Hinduism

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    arranged marriage is the traditional form of marriage in India and that love in marriage is a modern form that is currently becoming more and more acceptable. Hindus often do not choose their own marriage parents‚ even though there are more love marriages taking place‚ many Hindus will have an arranged or ‘assisted’ marriage. In other parts of the world‚ marriage is the union of a man and woman‚ conversely in India it is the joining of two groups of people. People in India believe marriage is for a

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    Vocation and Marriage

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    Johnston 10/22/14 Vocation and Marriage In the vocation of marriage the husband is to love and serve his wife‚ and the wife is to love and serve her husband. God instituted marriage near the beginning of time in Genesis. Nowadays we can clearly see how sin has got the best of marriage by twisting its meanings and blessings that are supposed to come out of this life-long vow. Love is the basis and backbone of every marriage and its vocation. This is especially true in marriage with God’s undeserved love

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    wedding‚ we try to associate it with arranged marriages. Due to the social structure‚ the concept of arranged marriage is prevalent in the Indian wedding scenario‚ since ages. On the other hand‚ love marriages were considered as a taboo among many Indian people‚ who do not have a modern outlook of life. For them‚ two people should tie the wedding knot only with the consent of their parents and the blessings of their relatives. Nonetheless‚ love marriages are prevalent in almost all the societies of

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    Living the Dream

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    Living the Dream The Philippines is drawing closer to its government elections for 2010. Once again‚ there will be another breed of politicians armed with the latest political mantra. They will come out again from their comfort zones to make wonderful speeches and draft well-crafted platforms of governance‚ leading the people to believe that they both have a common goal. But history tells us time and again‚ once they are elected; they do their very best not by addressing the pressing issues of the

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    Defining Marriage

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    Maria Hernandez Professor Ali English 1302 28 February 2010 Defining Marriage I take thee to have and to hold‚ from this day forward‚ for better for worse‚ for richer for poorer‚ in sickness and in health‚ to love and to cherish‚ till death do us part‚ according to God’s holy ordinance and thereto I give thee my troth. With this ring‚ I thee wed‚ with my body I thee worship‚ and with all my worldly goods I thee endow (The Book of Common Prayer‚ 423). This is one of the famous wedding vows that

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    Gay Marriage

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    Gay Marriage and a New Family Model Same-sex marriage (also called gay marriage or homosexual marriage) is the union of two people of the same gender. Gay and lesbian couples experience discrimination on both the personal and the legal level. Not only are many people appalled at seeing a couple of the same sex together‚ same-sex marriage is illegal in most of the United States. Although the United States Constitution does not explicitly prohibit same-sex marriages‚ the federal government does not

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    arranged marriage

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    term “marriage” developed. In their book‚ The Ties that Bind: Perspectives on Marriage and Cohabitation‚ Bachrach‚ Hindin‚ and Thomson define marriage “as a legally and socially recognized union‚ ideally lifelong‚ that entails sexual‚ economic‚ social rights and obligations for the partners” (3-16). Since the evolution of marriages‚ there have also been arranged marriages. This can be seen as the arrangement of a marriage by a third party‚ usually by the couple’s parents. Arranged marriages may lead

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    Overseas Living

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    L. Robert Kohls opens his book‚ Survival Kit for Overseas Living‚ with a preface that reminds its reader that even if you have chosen to live your life up until now within your own culture and/or social groups people in today’s world are expected to know and be able to function within society at an intercultural level of acceptance and unity. The purpose of this book is help Americans to see what intercultural skills we already have‚ those that must be developed to ‘survive’‚ and to become aware/more

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