| json_metadata | "{"app":"musing/1.1","appTags":["philisophy"],"appCategory":"philisophy","appTitle":"IF everyone can live forever, DOES marriage still make sense?","appBody":"<p>Well I definitely have a different perception about this topic <em><strong>the fact that human life is short lived is not a proper prerequisite to judge how a marriage will last,</strong></em> marriage goes beyond just having a sex partner it also entails building a family having a partner, an emotional connection far beyond physicality and in your psychological downtime, having someone whose life is bonded to you by love</p>\n<p><em><strong>I do not know your own definition of marriage but I think immortality should not being yardstick to decide whether marriage with one partner is right or wrong</strong></em>, living forever and being married to the right person supposed to be the most beautiful accomplishment because most times <em><strong>people want to live forever with the people they love but sometimes death always cut this short, so if people can live forever so many people will choose to live forever with their wives or husbands</strong></em> they have because of the so many qualities she definitely possesses and if we decide to look at this biblically according to the christian faith the bible actually suggest that marriage is only ended by the end of life, and that was why the bible said, \"till death do you part\".</p>\n<p>So I don't think that sexual relationship is the only reason why people get married I would say immortality shouldn't be a reason why people can't be together with the people they love because<em><strong> I think the concept of marriage is unconditional love, having a feeling that sex is the reason for marriage is stereotyped and actually I consider this to be one sided, sex is only a fragment of a marital life</strong></em> and if you understand the concept of marriage you would know that immortality would even make it better to spend the rest of your life with the person you love because the right kind of marriage can actually make you wish you have a mortality . So the mindset that immortality and being with one woman in marriage is wrong is actually a wrong perception because the principle of marriage expands way beyond this mentality so immortality doesn't change the concept of marriage</p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"p3sxtyzsw","appParentAuthor":"chrelye1989","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}" |
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