The ‘domestic church’ is a very realistic concept in
place for all people. Wherever
your home may be, that is the initial place of interpersonal associations and
the development of love. My
personal ‘domestic church’ has
been a nurturing one. It has
extended from the small realm of my immediate family and connected with
cousins, family friends, and other family members. The changing structure and composition of marriage and
family should not effect the how the current primary ‘domestic church’ effects
children. The pros include that if
a child is raised in a loving environment where faith and believes are part of
a lifestyle, then there should be no change. However, if the outside population does not accept and evolve
with the new culture, more negative feeling may be engrained into the child.
The study completed by the Pew Trust suggesting that
those with college degrees are less likely to experience divorce/multiple
marriages than those without college degrees is to be expected. Part of being in college is developing
deeper connections with your true self and with others in addition to expanding
knowledge. Those traits will
assist in forming a strong relationship with another. I do feel compelled to establish the ‘domestic church’ in my
home because of the positive benefits one can gain through such an environment.
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