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    Gay Marriage

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    Kendra Worley ENG 102 03/31/2012 Research Paper/Rough Draft Same Sex Marriage and American Rights Do laws prohibiting same sex marriage violate constitutional rights? I have always taken pride in the fact that I was born American. In grade school‚ every morning we would rise for our country’s Pledge of Allegiance. I remember I would always be so overcome with pride; namely‚ “one nation‚ under god‚ indivisible‚ with liberty and justice for all.” What exactly does liberty

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    Boundaries in Marriage

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    Boundaries in Marriage Liberty University COUN 507 Dr. Powell Boundaries in Marriage Cloud and Townsend (1999) define a boundary as the "simplest sense‚ is a property line. It denotes the beginning and end of something" (p. 17). In this book‚ Cloud and Townsend observed the mechanisms of marriages that go into" producing and maintaining love" (Cloud and Townsend‚ 1999‚ p. 17). The boundaries in marriage are important because "when boundaries are not established in the beginning of a marriage‚ or

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    Early marriages are marriages that happen between people under the age of eighteen. Such marriages are spread all over Palestine. In particular‚ they occur in Palestinian rural rather than urban areas. These practices take place for several reasons. One very important cause is the religious definition of adulthood which is more related to physical and biological aspects rather than psychological and behavioral. Another essential purpose for this practice is the lack of adequate education. Moreover

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    Preparation for Marriage

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    Immediate Preparation - Marriage as a State of life I. Gaudium et Spes (#48-50) defines marriage as: 48. The intimate partnership of married life and love has been established by the Creator and qualified by His laws‚ and is rooted in the jugal covenant of irrevocable personal consent. Hence by that human act whereby spouses mutually bestow and accept each other a relationship arises which by divine will and in the eyes of society too is a lasting one. For the good of the spouses and their off-springs

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    Biblical Marriage

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    Biblical Marriage Marriage is an institution as old as man. For as long as it has been there have also been problems that arise. In our modern society divorce is on the rise among Christians and non-Christians just the same. It would be helpful for those in a marriage‚ but preferably before‚ to examine what exactly marriage was meant to be from a Biblical stand point including‚ definitions‚ limitation‚ divorce‚ objections‚ remarriage‚ and the impact that divorce has. On the sixth day God created

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    Monogamy in Marriage

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    Western cultures generally believe that monogamy in marriage tends to protect women. Societies such as Saudi Arabia that practice polygamy‚ however maintain that allowing a man to have more than one wife is a more equitable way of organizing relationships. Notions of family and marriage change from culture to culture. One cultural approach to family practiced in some parts of Middle East is polygamy. However‚ just like in the United States sometimes culturally permissible is not always condoned

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    Marriage and Cohabitation

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    five per cent of single women lived with a man before getting married. By the 1990s‚ about 70 per cent did so. Some people think that living together will lead automatically to marriage‚ but that often is not the case. Much cohabitation breaks up. For many other couples‚ cohabitation is viewed as an alternative to marriage rather than a preparation for it. However‚ this

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    Sex and Marriage

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    Sex and Marriage The issue of premarital sex has been constantly debated over the course of time. Frankly‚ the reason that so many people have moral issues against premarital sex is resulted from religious or cultural bias. To Christians‚ premarital sex is sin. To Buddhists‚ if sex is consensual‚ condoned‚ and non harmful towards other‚ it does not matter whether it occurs within the borders of marriage. To me‚ a believer of no religion‚ it is a personal decision. Similar to becoming a follower

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    Gay Marriage

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    The issue of gay marriage remains controversial. Some people think that this trend has adverse effects on the society while others believe that it is seen as a natural trend and right for people to choose this type of marriage. My essay will discuss causes and effects of this problem. First‚ gay marriage is the result of psychological‚ legal‚ economic and biological effects. Medically speaking‚ if someone is born to be gay‚ the tendency is that he will not change his nature and want to live with

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    The Banns of Marriage

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    Marriage banns‚ also called the “banns of marriage” serves as a formal announcement of intent to marry. Traditionally‚ marriage banns are called in many Christian churches‚ including those administered by the Church of England and Catholic churches. Marriage banns have been rooted in centuries of Christian tradition‚ and for many devout couples it is an important part of the wedding process. For wedding banns be considered valid‚ they must be read or called during services on three Sundays before

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