Understanding Human Behavior

Some people get married solely to legitimize their sexual desires.

Having sex within marriage is always considered righteous according to 1 Corinthians 7:3.

The family is highly valued in modern American culture.

Marriage problems often arise when couples marry for the right reasons.

Some individuals plan their weddings in great detail without giving thought to the actual marriage.

The Bible teaches that sex is only acceptable within marriage.

Marriage is always a solution to marital problems.

Couples who get married for the right reasons never experience problems in their relationship.

According to the speaker, most young people getting married are confident about their marriage.

The speaker believes that the church has lasting answers to modern marriage problems.

The speaker thinks that one out of two marriages ending in divorce is a fully valid statistic.

The speaker is supervising a woman who is counseling a man who has lost hope in his marriage.

The speaker thinks that secular theories predominate in the area of human psychology.

The speaker is not enthusiastic about the potential of Biblical and pastoral counseling.

The speaker is counseling a woman who has lost hope in her marriage.

The speaker thinks that young people getting married are not affected by the high divorce rate.

From a biblical perspective, having sex before marriage is a demonstration of self-control.

Some people get married because they feel guilty about their past promiscuity.

Marriage automatically brings self-control to individuals.

Some people marry to compensate for perceived faults in their lives.

Most men have their entire weddings planned out by the age of five.

Some individuals marry to fulfill an idealized image of marriage and family.

Having a white picket fence is a biblical requirement for a successful marriage.

The speaker has personal experience with proposing to his wife.

According to the speaker, problems in a marriage often arise from the correct reasons for getting married.

The speaker believes that understanding God's design for marriage is important for addressing aberrations in marriage.

The speaker advises focusing on the aberrations of marriage rather than understanding God's design for marriage.

Some people marry because they believe it is the next logical step after having a promiscuous relationship.

The speaker believes that getting into the scripture is not essential for understanding marriage and family counseling.

The speaker suggests that problems in marriage often begin during the courtship period.

The speaker's goal is to help people understand how to handle things in a biblical way.

The speaker is more concerned with addressing the symptoms of marriage problems rather than the underlying issues.

According to the passage, budgeting is a reflection of war in marriage.

The Bible teaches that marriage is only between one man and one woman.

In the passage, the author views their $50 as still belonging to them as an individual.

The author believes that leaving father and mother and cleaving to one another is a key aspect of marriage.

The author thinks that cohabitating is equivalent to being married.

The author believes that unity in marriage is reflected in making decisions together about finances.

The author thinks that children are the most important aspect of a marriage.

The author views their marriage as a single entity, with both partners united as one flesh.