Argumentative Essay About Christian Marriage

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In the beginning God created the Universe, the Earth, the water and the skies and all the animals, except He was missing one thing. He needed something or someone to watch over his creations. So He created man and with that created woman too; He called them Adam and Eve. “The Lord God said, “It is not good for the man to be alone. I will make a companion for him who corresponds to him.”(Gen 2:18). Under God they were committed to each other in unity under God with his blessing. This is an example of the first unofficial account of a Christian Marriage mentioned in the Bible. However this may be the first account, the way Christian marriage is viewed today has completely changed. As the Bible contains not exact definition of Christian …show more content…

As a couple in more specifically the Catholic Church you need together to go through the Pre Cana ritual led by a priest or deacon. It forces the couple to have conversations that are necessary before marriage. Some examples are discussion financials current and future, careers, commitment to each other and the Church, and wiliness to have children. As a husband and wife it is your duty to love and serve each other. To live with one another and to have children are most important to raise them assisting one another in the education of your children. Ultimately as Doctrine “every husband should love his wife as himself, and every wife should respect mutually her husband”. …show more content…

However they have not changed in the aspect that God needs to be present and love is essential. It is where man and woman join in unity in a convent between themselves and God. Couples today that go through the sacrament of marriage are based off the traditions of marriages before them including being part of one another just like Adam and Eve were. Both husband and wife must consider their partner’s needs before their own, in a marriage it requires selflessness that is only possible by the power of the Holy Spirit. Humility and selflessness traits only the Spirit of God can produce, nurture, and perfect in

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