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Engagement And Marriage: A Review Article, David S. Schuller

Concordia Theological Monthly

Europeans have long charged that Americans are the "most married," the "youngest married," and the "most divorced" of any people in the civilized world. What concerns us most is that the charge is true. We do have one of the highest proportions of population married. Our marriage rate is fifty per cent higher than that of a country such as France or Switzerland. It is double that of Mexico or Ireland! We are so eager to marry that we marry at an earlier age with every passing decade. Just within the last ten years the age at which men marry …

Solemnization Of Marriages: The Common Law Marriage -- Never Solemn And No Longer Common -- Will It Remain Law?, John R. Williams

University of Miami Law Review

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Annulments--Residents Requirements--Applicability Of Divorce Statures, T. J. W.

West Virginia Law Review

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Spiritual Marriage In The Early Church: A Suggested Interpretation Of 1 Cor. 7:36-38, Roland H. Sedoldt

Concordia Theological Monthly

There is evidence of the ascetic attitude in the early Christian Church.

The feeling grew that the ordinary life with its natural duties and obligations is incompatible with the life lived in the spirit. Possession of the spirit requires a life which is extraordinary, where there is no room for worldly affairs, particularly for marriage.

Significance Of Puberty In Nonage Marriages

Washington and Lee Law Review

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The Common Law Wife And Workmen's Compensation

Washington and Lee Law Review

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Personal Injury Torts Between Spouses, William E. Mccurdy

Villanova Law Review

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Comments, Various Editors

Villanova Law Review

No abstract provided.