Marriage as an Outdated Institution

Marriage is an obsolete institutional marriage which is a bond between two people. Regardless of whether these two go into the facility for love or for other reasons, it is still and still a challenge. These two persons have a great responsibility in marriage. But unfortunately there are good times to remember, due to money, family troubles, and even more serious affair.

Marriage is often said to be an outdated system. The successor society tried to repair its structure, but it has not succeeded in changing the basic template. However, there has been an impulse of the subconscious mind that "beat the system beaten" long ago. Society may not think so, but Darwin's social anthropologist has not found anything unnatural. Ridley clearly advocates a shameful debate - a solid foundation based on Darwin's principle. He asserts that marriage is not a "child" facility but a "raising child" facility, as generally believed.

This blog explains why marriage is important and marriage is decreasing. The next article is about how to save the marriage system of developed countries. But it is evident from the reaction of our previous article that for many smart people the need to protect marriage is not obvious. There is a fairly general idea that the system itself is unnecessary, obsolete, unnatural (!?), And eventually destined to fail. Therefore, before proposing a solution to the modern marital crisis, we present three of the most common criticisms of the idea that marriage is worth fighting.

The monogamy system has evolved to what we call "marriage" today, an organization with a history of thousands of years. One of the outstanding features of marriage is its universality. Every major civilization has its own marriage system. Given our understanding of the monogamous evolutionary benefits, this should not be so surprising. In the jungle and modern human society, marriage still brings three important benefits to mankind. First, it provides the opportunity for most men and women to give birth to successful children. Secondly, it provides an opportunity for people to have a deep sense of accomplishment that can not be achieved by any other human effort. Thirdly, marriage has a stable influence on society and can improve the living standard of all people.