Neglected Keys to a Joyous Marriage - Roderick C Meredith - March 1975

Roderick C Meredith

Why does the honeymoon end so suddenly for many couples? Who do so many married partners simply "coexist" in the same house, but without the deep fulfillment they desire? HER eyes flooded with tears, the woman before me began to shake and sob. Bending over with her face in her hands, she quietly moaned as - she cried - finally catching herself, sitting upright and wiping her eyes. "I have always realized how empty my marriage was," she blurted out. "But hearing you describe in your talk today what marriage ought to be like makes me realize that I've just got to do better in my marriage!" "What's wrong?" I inquired, asking the question in several different ways. The Cause of Utter Despair. There were, of course, a number of things wrong. But obviously the deepest and most pathetic problem of all had nothing to do with sex, money or other widely publicized stumbling blocks to a happy marriage. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library