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Not exact matches
Since
then, DeMoss has helped evangelical leaders not only become more comfortable with the idea of a Mormon
in the White House but also with Romney's evolving position on
issues like gay
marriage and abortion.
Couples
then wrestled with the
issues in terms of their own
marriage experiences.
After the fallout of World Vision's 2014 decision to allow, and
then not allow, employees
in same - sex
marriages, Hatmaker had called for a more gracious conversation on the
issue, and later clarified her position:
(Like the clerk
in Kentucky who won't
issue marriage licenses... If she can't do her job for religious reasons, that's fine, but
then she needs to quit her job.)
I do not hold an opinion on this
issue but to ask from the sidelines if what you declare that Gays and Lesbians want are the rights
then if Civil Unions which would give all of the rights and benefits to Gay and Lesbian couples
in all matters, would you accept this and drop the desire for the term «
marriage» to be used.
If biblical model of
marriage is polygamy
then I support it - that system kept women
in families instead of loitering on the streets unprotected (there are more women than men and divorce has created further demographic
issue of single women).
The
issue has only become more urgent since
then, with groups such as the Southern Baptist Convention's Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC) lobbying this year for the First Amendment Defense Act, which «prevents the federal government from punishing an individual or faith - based business because they can not
in good conscience accommodate same - sex
marriage in certain situations.»
@Topher — if god created
marriage and displays what he thinks of
marriage in the OT,
then you will necessarily not have any
issue with polygamy.
In 1529, the Council
issued a detailed mandate of morals (Sittenmandat), and
then established a
marriage court.
If a
marriage is suffering from an untenable red - flag
issue,
then the underlying mindset of conscious uncoupling — which basically means tending to your own grief and other uncomfortable feelings so that you don't project them onto your partner
in the form of retaliatory anger and longterm resentment — is a gentle and responsible way to dissolve a
marriage.
Keioni MikeStStation That is a good question and I hope I have a good answer for you, but if I were
in a long term relationship, looking towards
marriage and family, and I had a medical
issue that was relevant to that,
then it would be wrong of me NOT to disclose it.
iam down to earth i love my family if you do nt like big families
then i do nt need you do nt change me iam who iam.iam divorce have 4 grown children who are my world ive been abuse
in my past
marriage it was really bad, so i do have some trust
issues that iam working on..
By understanding our own opinions on
issues such as relationships,
marriage, raising children etc., we will
then find it easier to be honest when these topics arise
in conversation with our partners.
It's not without significance that Vivian's documentary, determined to expose weaknesses
in marriages, only reinforces their strengths, but Bell's script seldom uses the documentarian's lens as a sincere mirror for relationship
issues that are later exposed or discussed, and
then later forgets her for large chunks of its running time.
The
issue is not that the film fails to «repair» these three
marriages, or to showcase some sort of profound personal growth
in these individuals; for a movie that seems sincerely curious about what makes healthy relationships work, it taps only into their most familiar problems, and
then relies on cute, superficial solutions to them.
If you are
in a situation where you don't own property, you have a relatively short
marriage, there are no spousal support
issues, and you don't have kids,
then I would consider that to be a relatively simple divorce
in North Carolina.
So he advises diving into
issues headfirst: «If both people remember that pain
in a relationship can produce great people and a great
marriage,
then the crisis can be a new beginning.»
The self - esteem of both partners
in a
marriage is so important — if just one half of a couple has self - esteem
issues then this can put pressure on the
marriage.
'' «If you are interested
in changing and enhancing your life,
then I am happy to work with your problems, even if it be a personal
issue, family,
marriage, handling the pressures of what is going on
in our lives today.
Then we make the case that satisfaction with communicating about financial
issues in marriage mediates the relationship between financial conflict messages and marital satisfaction.
If you are
in a situation where you don't own property, you have a relatively short
marriage, there are no spousal support
issues, and you don't have kids,
then I would consider that to be a relatively simple divorce
in North Carolina.
If couples are acknowledging the financial conflict and discussing the
issue then they are more likely to be satisfied with the outcome of the financial conflict, which
in turn, makes them more satisfied
in their
marriage.
For one thing, confronting uncomfortable
issues in a
marriage, rather than just stuffing them, and
then facing up to your own contribution to the problems, requires summoning up courage — always a bracing exercise
in what Virginia Satir called the task of people - making.
If you're exhausted all options
in saving your
marriage including visiting a
marriage counsellor to resolve the
issues in your relationship,
then perhaps divorce might be the only route.
In fact, going to bed angry can actually be quite helpful to the
marriage as opposed to staying up and resolving the
issue right
then and there.
Mostly focused
then on relationships (both with oneself and with others, such as partners and family members), the work
Marriage and Family Therapists do tends to be mostly specific (relating to a particular
issue or relationship), short - term, and solution - focused (or at least interested
in lowering conflict and de-escalating crises related to the «goal»).
Generally, a
marriage and family therapist will spend some time upfront working to understand the relationship
issues in broad terms,
then they will encourage you to talk about a problem until a conflict either erupts or is imminent.
If you are having an
issue in your family or
marriage that you can't seem to work out, and it isn't going away on its own,
then a
marriage and family therapist might be a good idea.
Many believe if your sexual intimacy with one another is not being replaced by your partner's porn viewing,
then it should not be an
issue in your
marriage.
If one or both of you has broken promises or lied
in the past
then there will certainly be trust
issues in your
marriage.
I would strongly suggest that the LDS church work with licensed mental health and
marriage counselors to develop a curriculum that instructs Bishops on what to look for
in terms of abuse and other mental health
issues, and if abusive relationships are suspected or mental health
issues appear to be present
then a referral to a licensed professional should be discussed and encouraged.
Solution: We addressed the
issues holding back her interest
in sex; she was able
then to return to the enthusiasm and enjoyment of their sexual time together that she had experienced
in the earlier years of their
marriage.