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Marriage: The Rock On Which The Family Is Built
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Is Marriage The Foundation Of Family Life? Many People Today Would Say, No! Others Would Say, Yes!, But They Would Define Family And Marriage In Ways At Odds With How The Words Have Been Used Almost Throughout Human History. In This Revised And Expanded Edition Of Marriage: The Rock On Which The Family Is Built, Internationallyrenowned Theologian William E. May Makes The Case For Marriage'S Foundational Role For Family, With Marriage Defined As The Union Of One Man And One Woman. Drawing On Pope John Paul Ii'S Theology Of The Body, He Explains The Personaffirming, Loveenabling, Lifegiving, And Sanctifying Nature Of Marriage. He Shows How Marriage Is Necessarily A Complementary Union Of Man And Woman And How This Rules Out The Idea Of Samesex Marriage.May Argues, Drawing On Popes Paul Vi, John Paul Ii And Benedict Xvi, That Marriage Fully Respects The Equal Dignity Of Husband And Wife As Persons, While Recognizing Their Unique, Exclusive, Enduring, Complementary Contributions To Their Union. Likewise, He Shows How Marriage Honors The Truth That Each New Human Life Brought About By Sexual Union Is A Person Equal In Dignity To His Mother And Father. What'S More, Both Reason And Revelation Are Used To Show That Only The Family, Founded On Marriage As An Enduring, Mutuallyexclusive Union Of One Man And One Woman, Provides The Proper Context For Begetting And Raising Children.Reproductive Technologies Are Also Critically Examined And The Author Argues That Human Beings Ought To Be Begotten In An Act Of Spousal Love, Not Made Through In Vitro Fertilization. Furthermore, The Role Of The Family As The Domestic Church, A Community Of Holiness, Is Explored. This Expanded Edition Includes New Chapters: Man And Woman He Created Them': Pope John Paul Ii'S Catechesis On Human Sexuality And Pope Benedict Xvi And Marriage, The Latter Summarizing Benedict'S Thought On Marriage, Particularly As Found In His First Encyclical Deus Caritas Est. Also Included Is Pope John Paul Ii'S Letter To Families.
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