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Page 103
... matrimony so far as the deserted partner is concerned , and he is not to be blamed if he forms another union . " 66 Gradually , there was acceptance of Paul's view that if the pagan spouse deserted the Christian of his own will , the ...
... matrimony so far as the deserted partner is concerned , and he is not to be blamed if he forms another union . " 66 Gradually , there was acceptance of Paul's view that if the pagan spouse deserted the Christian of his own will , the ...
Page 303
... matrimony came from John Witherspoon , a minister who served as president of the College of New Jersey ( now Princeton University ) . He decried the emphasis on physical attraction and argued for equality of age and social status as ...
... matrimony came from John Witherspoon , a minister who served as president of the College of New Jersey ( now Princeton University ) . He decried the emphasis on physical attraction and argued for equality of age and social status as ...
Page 532
... matrimony in favor of stable , common - law marriage . Drawn mainly from the ranks of the poor , they were not troubled by middle - class values concerning propriety , and the cost and legal involvements of legitimate marriage and ...
... matrimony in favor of stable , common - law marriage . Drawn mainly from the ranks of the poor , they were not troubled by middle - class values concerning propriety , and the cost and legal involvements of legitimate marriage and ...
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