Essays on Marriage Contract

Living by the terms of a marriage contract is an essential aspect of maintaining a marital union from Christians’ perspective. In fact, lack thereof compromises the possibilities of both parties living in harmony. With this in mind, it is worth acknowledging the fact that marriage contracts can be defined by specific characteristics. For instance, it is established for the benefit of both parties. According to Witte and Eliza (72), the idea of the initial covenant between God and the children of Israel defining the nature of their relationship applies in this marital scenario. As such, both the husband and ...

Finding a person who will do anything and face every danger in the name of love is very hard. ‘The Heartless Lover’ and ‘The Dedicated Lover’ stories are very insightful when it comes to this. The compassion and distinction that is carried out on this paper focuses on the notion of figurative differences, that is, between The Heartless Lover and The Dedicated Lover in the two stories. They explore the circumstances when love is tried and how fatal it sometimes turns out to be from the storyline.

In the two stories, the topic of love is exploited insightfully in a ...

In every person’s life, marriage is considerably one of the most important highlights of their lives as this signals their commitment to one another and a new life. Many consider marriage to bevery serious business as many couples opt to take a long time to determine whether they can enter such commitment or just stay separated. However, there are a few who would undergo marriage and later on file for divorce due to irreconcilable differences and other reasons that would show the other is unfit for such commitment. For years, divorce remains as a hot topic for many countries, especially in the ...

Marriage is an extremely important institution in the human society in all parts of the world. Indeed, this event marks the beginning of a new bond to be shared between the newly wedded couple. While the customs, traditions and ceremonies pertaining to weddings might differ from culture to culture and country to country, the sanctity of this institution remains the same everywhere. As with any other country in the world, in Egypt too, marriage is regarded as a very important occasion. In fact, it is the Egyptians who are said to be the first to have declared the laws of wedding ...

Сulture of Saudi Arabia and native Canadian

The society is very multifunctional (labor, politics, economics, ethics, aesthetics, law, family, religion, etc.). Each of the spheres of society corresponds to a certain level achieved by the culture as a qualitative characteristic of his life. Culture plays an important role in the life of man and society, which consists primarily in the fact that culture is a means of accumulation, storage and transmission of human experience. Culture brings people together, integrates them, ensures the integrity of the community. Culture concentrates the best social experience of many generations, acquires the ability to accumulate wealth of knowledge about the world and thus to ...

Introduction

Review of the Shakespeare play “Othello” considers the subordinate role of Emilia. The attentive audience sees her character seemingly morph during the play from a silent sphinx-like shadow among the animated characters strutting and fretting their (hour) roles upon the stage (Macbeth 5:5) emerging with wisdom and misplaced loyalty to her sinisterly driven husband Iago. A critical analysis of this character from the perspective of the professional psychologist reveals her critical behavior regarding the infamous handkerchief forsaking her devotion to her mistress Desdemona resulting in the tragic end of this drama she is the victim of the most typical and ...

Introduction

The trapping of beavers for their fur in Canada played an important role in shaping of the native and subsequent cultures. The introduction of the fur trade brought about notable drastic changes in our native ways of life. In the end, these changes ultimately led to the erosion of a greater part of the native customs and culture and eventually led to the formation of a completely new hybrid culture with new and distinct customs. During the early periods of the European traders’ settlement in Canada, there was very little interaction between the fur traders and us. During these periods of ...

Ever since has man stepped over earth, he has an urge to develop his own family for the purpose of living a happy and contended life. Therefore, an immediate family is required for personal contentment which could be helpful in every hour of need. Different societies of the world have varieties of family set-ups, and there has been a subsequent change observed in the traditional family systems since the dawn of modernization. Usually, a group of persons who are connected through blood streams and who live under one roof is termed as a family. The family can be immediate, such as spouses and ...

Introduction

Judaism, like other millennia-old world religions, has within it many voices and opinions on such core human subjects as sexuality, marriage and family. The institution of marriage has gone through different changes over the different historical periods of the Jews. Traditional Jewish marriage comprises of several rituals (e.g. purification of the bride) as well as several documents (e.g. the marriage contract) that spell out the marriage terms and conditions. This paper explores marriage in the context of the Jewish religion.

Historical context

The formalization of marriage among the Jews began at the beginning of the Persian period during which the Tanakh ...

Marriage in the Renaissance

Marriage in the Renaissance was not what marriage is today; generally, it was not based on romantic love but on social status and political strategy. The center of early modern European society was marriage and the political and social status that came along with it. Marriage in this time also transformed children into adults, justified sexuality in the eyes of the church and the state, and it acted to reproduce the ruling classes (Horodowich, 2002). When parents promised their children in marriage, most thought only of money and short term strategic gain (James, 2008). Marriages arranged for social, economic ...