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What can help marriage succeed?
Adapted from an article published in The Christian Science Monitor, August 16, 2017.
Marriages are under a lot of pressure. So many are short-lived or never happen in the first place. Marriage, however, has tremendous potential to help individuals and society.
What can help marriage succeed? My short answer would be that the good we find in marriage really comes from the good—the love—we give. Unselfish love for each other and our children makes a marriage strong.
At our wedding, a friend read the Bible story of Isaac and Rebekah (see Genesis 24:1–19). He chose it because it’s all about unselfish love.
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October 23, 2017 issue
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From the readers
Berenice Sharp, Dilys Bell, Helen Lee-Bryant
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The authority of God’s government
Lynne Buckley-Quirk
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Feeling the reign of Spirit
Joan Bernard Bradley
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Acts of God
William E. Moody
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Challenge beliefs about age
Susan Angle Damone
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Progress and healing in my practice of Christian Science
Claire McArthur
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Abby, the no-fear horse!
Joan Ware
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Ankle injury healed
Shane Witters Hicks
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Healed of sudden sickness and lump in breast
Grace Pfau
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No more knee trouble
Carol Rockwood
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Perfect agreement
Grace H. Carter
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Marriage can fight poverty—but how do you promote it?
Lonnie Shekhtman
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What can help marriage succeed?
Susan C. Stark
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Keep singing!
Barbara Vining