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    earlier had a more strict idea of how things were meant to be. Diverging from the normal was a thing scarcely attempted by young ones, they knew how mom, dad, and authority would react. The legalization of gay marriage is proudly paving the way for Polygamy. An aspect which also helps these communities is the accepting and open minded likeness of the millennials. Adam Lerner, a writer…

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    Polyandry Research Paper

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    around the world where individuals have multiple spouses. Polygamy is know as a husband taking multiple wives(Conger). An example of a polygamous family in the United States is the Brown family who has a TLC reality show called “Sister Wives”(Dalrymple). The family lives in Utah where it is legal to have multiple wives (Dalrymple).Utah’s history dates back to the time of Mormon pioneer immigrants, their religious beliefs allowed polygamy, which can explain the practice in the state.(Dalrymple).…

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    because men are married to more than one wife, men in polygamous marriages are given full power over each family unit, and these women and young children are often left to live in poverty. However, there are many different cultures that practice polygamy, this research essay will focus on one group known as the Order which is run by an FLDS (Fundamental Church of Latter-Day Saints) church in Salt Lake City, Utah. Members from this group belong to big families, men (usually higher council…

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    An authority of the Smithsonian said that both Monochromic and polychromic perspectives have their advantages. “Fast isn’t always best; nor is slow.” So do not exist a superior culture than another. Polychromic cultures like to do multiple things at the same time. The fact that they can be easily distracted, but they also tend to manage interruptions well with a willingness to change plans often and easily. They are mare easygoing and can manage better situations not planned in their schedules.…

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    predetermined for us before we are even in this word, it shapes our views and beliefs. “We need to recognize “the validity of every set of norms for the people who have them” and respect other cultures” (Herskovits 1). Herskovits talks in depth about polygamy and monogamy. Polygamous people only know this form as marriage as the correct form. Based from their culture, it is their way of life and if one wants to carry their name on and have…

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    FLDS Essay

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    society practices polygamy but does so in a different manner. Practicing independents are consenting…

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    The lights dim and the curtains open. A young Greek boy is attending a showing of the brand new Disney movie Hercules. The boy had been told the myths of Heraclês his entire life and is ready for an entertaining film. The movie begins and the boy notices some things that are out of place. These include: Zeus and Hera being Hercules’ parents, Megara is not given to Hercules as a prize, and Hercules chooses to stay mortal. The boy is confused why one of his favorite stories is changed so…

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    One can interpret faith as a subjective experience. Many of us approach religion in our own personal way. Whether that means rejecting the entire idea of religion or following in our family’s religious footsteps, it is a personal choice that we all come to make at some point in our lives. I’ve always been very open to the idea of religion. The air of mystery that surrounded The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was the reason I chose it as my listening post. The Church of…

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    simply just to start a family. Many cultures throughout the world partake in different types of marriage such as monogamy, polygamy, cousin marriages, arranged marriages, and group marriages. For example, Monogamy is a marriage between two people that usually consists of a man and a woman. It is most commonly seen in societies like the United States. On the other hand, polygamy is the plural form of monogamy and consists of two types of marriage, polyandry or polygyny. Polyandry is marriage…

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    FLDS Communities

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    Polygamists position themselves as suitors, who should be allowed to live their own beliefs without intrusion from the state (Richards 2010, 218) they do not contribute to any secular governments, so instead they create artificial council who favors polygamy in order to sustain it (Davis 2010, 1978). Therefore if any affairs need to be dealt with, they (community members) take cases to a “higher council” which consists of bishops and/or church councillors (Linford 1979, 232). So, that any…

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