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if(!(x=d[n])&&d.all) x=d.all[n]; for (i=0;!x&&i Two individuals madly
in love, do not always consider the possibility that when they come back
to earth there might be issues to deal with over the horizon. Communication
is essential. Couples must be crystal-clear when it comes to core issues
that will impact them in the immediate future - especially children and
religious beliefs. Each needs to articulate openly how he or she feels
about such issues. If one detects that a partner's ideas do not resonate
with him/her, it should be seen as a red flag warning of trouble to come.
The prophet Amos exclaimed rhetorically, "Can two people walk together
without being in agreement?" (3:3) How can such communication
be improved? A useful exercise, suggested by a number of marriage counselors
and therapists, involves a couple sitting down together and going over
these issues. They may do this alone, with a trusted friend, pastor or
rabbi, or maybe a parent. Recording the results of such discussions can
be very useful in creating a tangible testament to each one's position
on a number of vital issues affecting their future social, spiritual and
religious lives. All content ©Copyright
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