Christophera
Evidence & Reason Rule
Firstly, modern Americans have no idea of what marriage was originally. Even knowledgable Europeans would be challenged to cite what it originated as.
None are ready here for the full truth of it.
I will say it originated in the old world of which our memory has been obliterated, all of the books burned. As a clue, I will state it is a rite of passage, that existed with many others in human lives. Those rites gave meanings to life that we no longer know.
It is not just children that are deprived in this great taking of knowledge about ourselves and what life is about. It is the entire family, thusly the human community suffers too.
In that suffering we are divided and unable to assert ourselves in unity to challenge false authority and protect future generations, to keep a dream alive within unified families supporting the love they know and share past the lives of a mother and father.
The aged from this deprival, have no role in society except as a beloved burden, and the wisdom they naturally develop rarely has a meaningful outlet or use.
Marriage in its essence has lost the spiritual partnership in the community of parents that it once had, so the village can no longer raise the child alongside of the parents forming a new generation of associates that clearly benefitted from the knowledge and wisdom with at least two generations before it.
None are ready here for the full truth of it.
I will say it originated in the old world of which our memory has been obliterated, all of the books burned. As a clue, I will state it is a rite of passage, that existed with many others in human lives. Those rites gave meanings to life that we no longer know.
It is not just children that are deprived in this great taking of knowledge about ourselves and what life is about. It is the entire family, thusly the human community suffers too.
In that suffering we are divided and unable to assert ourselves in unity to challenge false authority and protect future generations, to keep a dream alive within unified families supporting the love they know and share past the lives of a mother and father.
The aged from this deprival, have no role in society except as a beloved burden, and the wisdom they naturally develop rarely has a meaningful outlet or use.
Marriage in its essence has lost the spiritual partnership in the community of parents that it once had, so the village can no longer raise the child alongside of the parents forming a new generation of associates that clearly benefitted from the knowledge and wisdom with at least two generations before it.