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    are different types of marriages and different reasons for getting married other than the most important reason, love. Marriages can be categorized in many ways. There is polygamy and arranged marriages. All these types stray from the original path and while doing so lose key components of the true meaning of marriage. Polygamy is when a person is married to more than one spouse. This concept can lead to many difficulties in the household like the abuse of power, feeling neglected, and even…

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    The topic that I want to talk about is polygamy in church history. With conversations that I have with people that are not of our faith, polygamy gets brought up the most. Many still think that our church still practices polygamy to this day, even though the people know me personally and my family, they still ask the question. Many people around the world believe that the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints still practice polygamy. I am originally from South Korea, and I can remember…

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    In the article “Is Polygamy Next?” the author William Baude used his own opinion and some justice’s opinion in this article about America marriage in 21 country. The first thing he wrote is the Supreme Court’s judged the right to same-sex marriage; as a result, some people were have the same question: “could the decision presage a constitution right to plural marriage?”(1). Second, the author wrote that The Judge Richard A. Posner “rejected a right to plural marriage because it would lead to…

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    For my first presentation, I chose to go over polygamy courtship and marriage by Kiersten Warde. Polygamy varies from your typical relationship in that it is a marriage involving one man and multiple women, like stated in the presentation, polygamy in Greek translates to “often married”. While this practice is illegal in the United States, it is still practiced in other places around the world today. Although, even in places where polygamy is accepted the man is truly only married to his first…

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    practice of polygamy, which by his religion, Mormon, is not only allowed but is also a required religious practice. As a result, the court took a stance and defined religion. Their interpretation found that religion is beliefs plus action. This is to say that the court separated what it means to believe in a religion and what it is to practice a religion. They ruled that the free exercise clause protects only beliefs and not actions; as a result Reynolds was found guilty of practicing polygamy. …

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    of Kody Brown's four wives on the hit TLC show Sister Wives. You would think this means it is obvious that she supports polygamy, but something was just revealed that has everyone wondering a bit about Meri and what is going on with her. All About the Tea actually shared that Meri Brown has been found supporting a charity that actually helps women who are trying to escape polygamy and move on. This was a few years ago, but a lot of people didn't know about it. Meri has always seemed like she…

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    justify how certain things take place in these cultures. One thing that is always debated in these societies is the practice of polygamy. Should a man be able to have as many wives as he wants and if so, should there be a limit? There is only one verse mentioned in the Quran that can be analyzed to answer this question. However, “this verse does not enjoin polygamy or deem it an absolute right of men, but rather it…

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    Although the practice of polygamy appears to promote inequality between men and women, it is important to contextualize it within the time frame that it first began. Polygamy was a widely common practice during the time of Muhammad, but it was not just among Muslim’s; it was also practiced by Christians and Jews. During Muhammad’s time, numerous battles…

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    Joseph Smith played a pivotal role in the Mormon faith as its founder. His upbringing greatly influenced his achievements during the 1830s and 1840s. The Second Great Awakening, a religious revival movement during the early 19th century in the United States, also influenced Smith, in turn, compelling him to believe he was needed for significant religious duties. Joseph Smith’s Church of Christ had many beliefs outside the norm and practiced many ideas that were not considered acceptable by…

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    family member must take on certain qualities to properly take on the role of a particular family member. Polygamy, a practice in which the man of the household has more than one wife simultaneously, is practiced by the Ibo culture and contributes to the ranking within a family structure. The Ibo culture consists of set expectations for each individual family member along with the practice of polygamy. Gender dominance and inequalities has greatly evolved in western civilization, as women have…

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