Why Marriage Matters

Marriage is an important part of civilized marriage. If marriage is not important, it is whether it will be considered in the growth process. At some point, ordinary children think to get married and make children. Our society has made major changes throughout its history. But the unchanged theme, marriage survived because of its importance. Our children and our health are the two most important aspects of life. Marriage helps both categories.

When we talk about family, it is very important to study Evan Wolfson 's book "Why marriage is important". The author is one of the greatest lawyers in America, dedicating life to defending the rights of individuals and pointed out the importance of marrying in the United States. In his book, he deals with issues such as sexual partner marriage and how it affects children. He insists that the right to marry is important to all couples, regardless of belief, race or sexual orientation. In his book, Wolfson is talking about the difference between civil marriage and religious marriage. The religious marriage ceremony in the absence of government intervention depends on the tradition of each belief, but there is a big difference in legal marriage rights regulated by the government. But, if homosexual couples live in peace and care about the people around them, why should they be deprived of the right to marry?

Unfortunately, some Christians refuse the legal and formal aspects of marriage, and without further legal or formal requirements, marriages are private and personal between the two people I think that it is a commitment. In addition to external ceremonies, these treat marriage as a matter of personal personal decision. Questions frequently asked by clerics in this regard reflect the so-called Freedom of Christ. Why do I have to sign a paper to legalize it? Signing on a piece of paper is not to paste that person's signature with ink in a meaningless document. Signing a marriage certificate is part of what the Bible calls a contract. From the Bible point of view, there is no personal marriage contract between the two. Commitment in front of witnesses, and the community takes a formal legal promise seriously