Modern Marriage and God

A critical study on Modern Marriage and God

Modern Marriage and God is Book 9 in this autobiography series. It asks a simple but demanding question: in a world where cultures meet, roles shift, and expectations change, can love and faith still hold a marriage steady?

This book blends personal reflection with social observation. It looks at marriage as lived reality, not only as a ceremony. The author explores how marriage has been practiced across time and cultures, and why those practices have changed. He examines what happens when couples carry different backgrounds into the same home, when families and communities bring pressure, and when modern life reshapes what people expect from commitment.

The book also treats faith as more than a label. It explores how belief can shape character, discipline, and forgiveness, and how it can also be misused when people hide behind religion instead of doing the hard work of love. The goal is not to attack any culture or any religion. The goal is to think clearly about what makes a marriage durable and honorable in changing times.

In this book, you will explore:

• How marriage customs have worked across cultures and how they are changing today
• The shift in roles, responsibilities, and expectations inside modern relationships
• Communication, conflict, and the daily habits that either build trust or destroy it
• Intercultural marriages and the real work of bridging values, families, and identity
• Faith as a guide for commitment, integrity, patience, and forgiveness
• A vision for marriage as a place of growth, service, and shared purpose

Modern Marriage and God is for readers who are preparing for marriage, already married, or simply trying to understand what marriage is becoming in the modern world. It is also for anyone who wants a respectful conversation about culture, love, and faith without propaganda.

If you want a book that challenges easy answers and invites honest thought about commitment, this is for you.