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Marriage is the foundation of humanity as a human being in society. God himself created marriage by creating and gathering the first men and women at the dawn of human creation. At this time, the Christian church must clarify, teach, and faithfully observe the contents of the Bible about marriage. The church should also talk about divorce and remarriage in a biblical way if one or two marriage partners renounce their Christian's ethical duties and responsibilities.

Religion has evolved. God has evolved in the Old Testament and the New Testament and is developing today. Religion generally supports the loyalty of marriage. Because men are more likely to be sexually faithful, they prefer to marry a religious woman. Because women are more likely to support their families, they are willing to marry religious men. In many cultures, men and women are not allowed to marry outside religion. Several religions encourage large families, especially religious believers such as rabbis. Religious men and women have a reproductive advantage over non-believers

Golden lie: how sex and deception promote human evolution, civilization and 2016 presidential election

In recent years, the proportion of unmarried adults who want to get married is decreasing. In the 2010 survey of Pew Research, 61% of unmarried adults say they want to marry one day. Their proportion of not wanting to get married has not increased much since 2010, but now many people say that they can not be convinced. Unmarried adults are providing an explanation today about why they are not currently married today. Although I have never been married, those who are asked to marry, or who are uncertain in the future, are asked to locate the main reason for not being married. One third said they did not find someone to find what they want for their spouse. A similar rate (27%) indicates that you are not ready for marriage. 22% answered that they are not ready to calm down or are too young. Approximately 3% of people volunteer to apply that they are currently attending school and 14% have other reasons to not marry.

The era of people getting married for practical reasons such as safety and security has gone forever. Now, we are married for intangible reasons such as love and connection. These are gradually established after years of association. I do not talk about the current arrangements, but I think that it is interesting to examine. In a podcast, I recently heard that two single men are talking about an event of having sex with someone they do not necessarily attract them. If both people understand that this is just sex, that may be fine. However, to the best of my knowledge, there is no random communication about sexual encounters. According to my understanding, there are more expectations that sexual behavior is part of evolution of human relations.