Sentences with phrase «all about the marriage»

She tends to say little about her marriage beyond that (and after her interview with GQ, which she complained on her Facebook page was an example of the «dishonest media and their disingenuous reporting,» she is not likely to change that practice.)

Biderman was a relentless publicity hound, publishing a book about marriage, posing for unfortunate pictures, and saying many things he probably wishes he hadn't, such as: «We have done a really great job of making sure our data is kept secret.»

It might sound like I'm talking about marriage rather than business but how you know when you've found the right investor might be answered in part by the questions asked.

«Some people have talked about marriage as a luxury good,» said Susan Brown, a sociology professor at Bowling Green State University and co-director of the National Center for Family and Marriage Research.

This week, #HipNJ is featuring Matt Sweetwood — author, entrepreneur, single - father and life coach — whose most recent project, a self - help book entitled Leader of the Pack, was recently celebrated at Till & Sprocket NYC with a stimulating discussion about marriage, divorce, parenthood, and leadership.

Many baby boomers already know a thing or two about marriage and are choosing not to tie the knot on their relationships — often because of money.

«In my opinion, if you are not talking about marriage and building a family, then there is no need to be exchanging credit scores, 401 (k) or any financial information,» wrote Meagan from Smyrna, Ga. «You can be working on correcting financial mistakes, if they are any, and developing great spending habits in your season of singleness, as I am doing.

The social and moral teaching of the Church insists that just laws recognize the truth about marriage, that it is a relation that can only subsist between one man and one woman.

Second, what about marriage gay couples?

I don't think Soddom and Gomorrah cared much about marriage at all, much less gay marriage.

The issue is that essentials of the faith and theological robustness speak to the Christian creeds and not to anything about marriage.

But last week, Pope Francis answered a question about marriage that garnered no small amount of controversy.

In his clearest teaching about marriage and divorce, Jesus tells His disciples about this mysterious relationship where «two become one.»

, and a change in perception about marriage.

While I'm willing to agree with Michael Barone that at least some of the heat in the culture wars has been turned down a bit (but see this post for a qualification), a lot of interesting things have been said recently about marriage, some of which I noted here.

«When the Church, through your service, sets about to declare the truth about marriage in a concrete case, for the good of the faithful, at the same time you must always remember that those who, by choice or unhappy circumstances of life, are living in an objective state of error, continue to be the object of the merciful love of Christ and thus the Church herself.

(Showing they no longer are, changed there ways) Next chapter tells you about Marriage, Husbands and wives.

«This conviction about marriage, while confirmed by faith, can be known from reason.

At the hands of bureaucrats, bosses, and judges, Christian merchants, universities, schools, hospitals, charities, campus fellowships, students, public officials, employees, and citizens have been fired, fined, shut down, threatened with a loss of accreditation, and evicted for living out traditional convictions about marriage and sexuality.

This is not about marriage.

There's little chance you support ALL of God's rules about marriage, so why be a HYPOCRITE and deny it to gays?

«Episcopalianism is our half - way house,» said one, «until the Catholic Church gets more realistic about its marriage rules.»

More generally, I think we need to make a simple change in the way we talk about marriage.

And it says something very important about marriage, which is under assault throughout the world by the forces of moral confusion, misconstrued «tolerance,» and societal deconstruction.

impassioned perspectives about marriage and human sexuality.

While that may be «accurate» as to what jesus says about marriage, etc.... I am speaking to the * inference * that @barry, for sure and it looks like you....

But when it comes to non-autonomous children, policy protects their rights to pursue happiness by promoting the truth about marriage» encouraging a man and a woman to commit to each other permanently and exclusively so that any children that their union produces will have access to the love and care of their mother and father.

How can we speak clearly about marriage if we participate in trends that obscure its proper meaning?

Check out this link to find out about marriage to young girls claim.Very very interesting to know.I hope everyone has the patience to study history and reality of life centuries ago worldwide.This video also gives you references to online history books about facts it says.Simply, the average age of marriage was very young worldwide including church approved age of consent to marry.What Mohamed did, was very common back in the days and just to let you know, that girl was engaged to another man and then the engagement was broken due to his disbelief which tells you that that was common back in the days.Also, the age of 6 mentioned was age of engagement not age of marriage.marriage happened a few years later.

This is not about marriage, it is about having as MANY Morman children as possible.

What did Jesus teach about marriage?

Do you need to throw people in jail that don't follow your misinformed code of ethic about marriage?

I am particularly thinking about this in light of Dr. Ablow's recent comments about marriage no longer being one man - one woman - together - for a life time.

This sacramental vision seems to capture something most of us intuitively feel about marriage but have trouble articulating.

She blogs about marriage, motherhood and life in Oklahoma at Homegirl on the Range.

Given that time after time the discussion of priestly celibacy in the media and in many Catholic journals and books begins and ends with statements about the marriages of the apostles and the attempts to impose celibacy in the 12th centurymotivated by a desire to protect the Church's property and by a dualist denigration of marriage, it was definitely good news to link priestly celibacy with Christ and his loving.

Today much of our debate about marriage comes from a similar hope to score political points.

The Bible speaks about marriage and intercourse as an image of the church's relation to God — very intimate, deep and joyful, as well as truthful and faithful.

Our national debate about marriage would be richer if we asked just what it is that God intends for us in marriage.

This passage is simply not about the marriage relationship being intended by God as an authority - subordinate relationship.

• While the tour was in the Dallas Ft Worth area — I received several phone calls from Julie; she was very upset about their marriage and asked me to intervene.

Now that my year of biblical womanhood is over, I thought you might have some questions for us — about the project, about our marriage, about our strange, self - employed life in East Tennessee.

This is absolutely not because there is anything necessarily sinful about marriage but because of Holloway's firm grasp that there are degrees of loving.

That's a complicated question for a lot of reasons, not the least of which is the reality that Christians themselves disagree on exactly what constitutes «biblical principles about marriage»!

It is about a marriage that ended badly.

If we are to develop some of the orthodox «new insights» about marriage, there is one more traditional insight that needs to be re-emphasised.

I also did for some reason around that time write a blogpost about marriage in reaction to something T had written, just theoretically because I didn't know anything about the backstory until I read Bills post and some comment elsewhere on a blog that I can't remember.

I prayed hard when this person arrived on the scene that I was doing the right thing thinking about marriage.

Jesus was absolutely right in answering a legal question about marriage with «let no - one break up what God puts together» and it holds now, sidestepping law with truth.

Here are a few truths about marriage I never heard in church: