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    Taking Marriage Private

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    Taking Marriage Private WHY do people — gay or straight — need the state’s permission to marry? For most of Western history‚ they didn’t‚ because marriage was a private contract between two families. The parents’ agreement to the match‚ not the approval of church or state‚ was what confirmed its validity. For 16 centuries‚ Christianity also defined the validity of a marriage on the basis of a couple’s wishes. If two people claimed they had exchanged marital vows — even out alone by the haystack

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    a stronger push for covenant marriages. Before society can fix the issues with divorce‚ we must first understand the reason behind the high divorce rate and the problems divorce causes in our society. Many Americans believe that divorce tends to be the outcome of a type of abuse‚ whether it is to the opposite spouse or a child‚ or large conflicts. This‚ however‚ is not usually the case. William J. Doherty and Leah Ward Sears‚ authors of “Giving Troubled Marriages a Second Chance”‚ state that

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    Components to a Lasting Marriage Nilesh Patel ENGLISH 300 To have a successful and lasting marriage‚ the individuals involved must lay a foundation consisting of key components to make it last. A format and set of rules must be followed or established in order to make it a success. Sadly‚ today‚ because of the current high divorce rate‚ which is about 50%‚ couples constantly face marriage problems and marriage issues constantly arise. In unhappy couples the main focus is mainly on reciprocating

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    Cohabitation Before Marriage

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    Did you know that over half of all first marriages are now preceded by living together compared to virtually none 50 years ago? The number of unmarried couples living together increased tenfold from 1960 to 2000. The number of unmarried couples living together increased 72% between 1990 and 2000. By the year 2010‚ if the present trend continues‚ there will be 7 married couples for every cohabiting couple. (Cohabitation Facts‚ "Cohabitation - It’s Training for Divorce”- Chuck Colson (1995). Here are

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    denominations and religions. The only ground for a lawful divorce in Milton’s time usually involved some sort of sexual incompatibility due to unlawful relations outside of the marriage. John Milton’s discussion of marriage and gender relations in “Paradise Lost” can be critically analyzed through his portrayal of the purpose of marriage in “Doctrine of Discipline and Divorce”. Having read Paradise Lost through the understanding of Milton in his prose work‚ titled the “Doctrine of Discipline and Divorce”

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    Sex Outside Marriage

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    TABLE OF CONTENT 1.0.0 Introduction------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2 2.0.0 Some Definitions of sex outside marriage---------------------------------------------------4 2.0.1 Secular------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4 2.0.2 The Bible----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4 3.0.0 Counselling a Woman who had extra marital

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    Gay Marriage Debate

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    should be an amendment to the U.S. constitution defining marriage as a solely heterosexual institution‚ that if not protected would threaten religious freedom‚ the rights of children‚ and even the democratic process. Ms. Glendon has a right to state her opinion‚ but we must not get distracted from what is essentially: an issue of the equal rights guaranteed to all Americans. Why should homosexuals be denied the privilege of marriage when extending it to them would do no damage to anyone else

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    The institution of marriage is an idea that has been around since as long as human civilization. The need to mate for life is one that seems to be a part of our DNA. The fact that there is so many types of marriage that are present in almost every corner and every culture of our planet‚ points to the idea that it must be good for something. But in recent times it seems that people are finding less and less reason to get married. In America‚ the marriage rate has significantly dropped in the last

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    Particular Reasons for Marriage during the Seventeenth Century In the early 17th century‚ numerous Puritans flocked from Britain to the new developing colonies along the east coast of Northern America. Marriage and family values were the epitome of the Puritan way of life. Marriage in Puritan society was greatly influenced by the millennium which led men and women to marry for particular reasons. This can be proven throughout Arthur Miller’s play The Crucible where Puritan couples in Salem‚ Massachusetts

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    Ghana‚ marriage is constructed according to the custom of ethnic group of which the couple live.Marriage is a union between a man and a woman who have agreed to live together as husband and wife and have gone through all procedures recognized in the society for such purpose . Generally‚marriage in Ghana is recognized as the union between a man and a woman with the knowledge of both families of the bride and the groom.Customary marriage is therefore said to be the basis for all marriages where

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