Marrriages are Never Convenient - Entering into Marriage in the Covenant Relationship It Was Designed to be Serves a Greater Purpose

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Nov 5, 2022 at 00:00

Assigning a nexus of circumstances in the attempt to understand how a secularistic void of quasi-religious perspective has any type of connectivity to Islam has a bit of creative analysis going in terms; that while Islam is the reglion that seeks to quench all other relgions, the leftist ideology which seeks to be relieved of any adherence to precepts that there is a supreme deity that cannot be described except in humanisitic terms of pride based narcissistic self identification. When that fails, then secularitic terms of non-endearment towards any deity or other perceptions of a supernatural existence is employed. That there is any commonality betwwen the two is found in that neither attempt to serve the real Deity by the terms originally defined in ancient times and the sacred nature of marriage is never honored. To the contrary except in very few circumstances, there is manifest misunderstanding shown in disrespect as exemplified in misplaced lust as is sometmes alluded to in quasi-religious terms. Humanity never sanctifies marriage: marriage sanctifies the proper relationship when entered into observing its model of Godly, sacrificial love.
That there is a perceived nexus in the global agenda in ideological pursuits of the Leftist rationale in empty intellectualism and the religious theosophical pursuits of the Islamic agenda of global conquest is observed in the comparison that both seek similar\, but incompatible goals; and life does not serve either in peace of mind.

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