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    Early Marriage The term refers to early marriage the couple that the wife or husband or both not enough and meet age appropriate marriage BKKBN (Badan National population and family planning), namely 21 years old female and male at least 25 years. Who (2015) said that based on the age recommendations for maintaining good physical and spiritual health of the perpetrators of the marriage, aspects of social family background that is very influential on the personality of the child who have. In children of women who marry under the provision, offered from a variety of research that individuals are still in search of identity, if forced or compelled to marry, then the personality of his son would later be questioned. The boys also, egosetrisme that…

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    Marriage is one of the most important parts of a person’s life. Some girls get married early, while others prefer to get married when they are older. Child marriage was very common in the past. In past decades, a lot of girls used to get married when they were children and many started having babies while they were still in their teens. The practice of early marriage is most common in Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia. The most extreme cases take place in Afghanistan and Bangladesh, where 54…

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    2.36 EARLY MARRIAGE The term early marriage began during UN declarations that emphasise young girls should be protected from any form of physical and psychological harm (UNICEF 2001). Early marriage is a cultural practise where Maasai girls as young as thirteen years are offered for marriage usually to men older than them. Low socio-economic status and culture are the motivating factors behind the practice of early marriage (Bunting, 2005) According to the African Union Commission on the…

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    What is define as marriage? Based on definition Dictionary Oxford marriage is the legally or formally recognized union of two people as partners in a personal relationship. But, some people prefer to marry when they are young while others prefer to wait until they are older to marry. In our focuses, young people at the age below 25 years old are considered as early married. There is one of an organisation that supports early marriage which is UNFPA - United Nations Population Fund but it helps…

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    religious leader named Moses had granted their divorces on more lenient terms (19:7). Jesus dismisses their case, reasoning that Moses had only certified their rights for divorce due to their own persistent and callous nature (19:8). Jesus’s stance on divorce can be directly linked to the early Christian Church policies, which condemned divorce, marital infidelity and polygamy. Therefore, Pagan women seeking greater marital security and social respect would be attracted to Christianity (Stark…

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    These sections cover the endings of Yudel Gordon, another main character, and Abigail. In the book, a few passages are written that clue in the reader in on the fact that both Abigail and Yudel have been having trouble with their marriage. Yudel has not been telling Rosa everything and isolating himself from her and Abigail has refusing to give her to Robert at night due to something that happened in her past and she does not listen to Robert. Both of these issues come through in Abigail 's and…

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    This where we find the fact that Calpurnius is not and will not be a heavy supporter of the gladiator games. Although, Antipas is very pleased to hear that Luke will attend the games. The reason Calpurnius cannot attend the games is because he had a recent passing of a family member. This is only the first two collections of letters between the noblemen the rest of the collection are between the apostle Luke and Antipas and Luke will slowly convert Antipas into a Christian. Antipas being a smart…

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    This source is Acts of the Apostles (21:31- 28:31), from the New Testament. It is a religious work that is a written account of what occurred in the decades after the emergence of Jesus as a player in history. It appears to be a work produced around the late first century, (Richard Pervo, 14) in the years after jesus’s death. The source discusses events that occurred to Paul after Jesus had died. It seems to be written by Luke (Richard Pervo, 13-14), this source is a compilation of Paul’s…

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    The book of Acts has always been a favourite to read. It gives a detailed picture of the origin of the early church, the spread of the gospel into the world which in turn was the beginning of the Christian faith. The authorship of the book of Acts has always been debated and tested, but it is generally agreed that the author of Acts is the same person who wrote the third gospel. It is commonly known that Acts is a sequel to the third gospel, referred to as the ‘first book’. The author is…

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    For example, why do we believe in the trinity the way that we do. The early Christian leaders formed most of our traditions and beliefs. Also, how can we defend our belief if we do not understand the history of our faith? For example, a non-believer may ask why did the early Christian forced and killed those who would not convert. If we do not know the history, then we would not be able to answer the question. Also, we know that Church history is important because the book of Acts is about…

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