Also based on Chapter 1 of Successful Marriages and Families: Proclamation Principles and Research Perspectives, Hawkins, Dollahite, and Draper, "Young Adulthood and Pathways to Eternal Marriage."
Finding a Partner
Warning: This study is to be undertaken only after you have completed the personal growth review from Chapter Two and are prepared to present yourself as a Divine Marriage Partner.
Finding a Partner
Warning: This study is to be undertaken only after you have completed the personal growth review from Chapter Two and are prepared to present yourself as a Divine Marriage Partner.
“In choosing a companion, it is necessary to study … the one with whom you are contemplating making life’s journey. You see how necessary it is to look for the characteristics of honesty, of loyalty, of chastity, and of reverence.”
“Do you know that since I truly loved, I can better understand why the gallant knights of old always had a lady love to fight for. The very thought of pleasing her would nerve their arms, steel their swords, and make their courage dauntless. Each one would try to develop the best strength and activity that he could possibly reach that he might be the more worthy of the approbation of his lady. Nobility of character, too, the best would prize, that they might merit the companionship of those, who, they thought, possessed the truest and purest of souls.”
https://www.lds.org/manual/teachings-david-o-mckay/chapter-14?lang=eng
“Do you know that since I truly loved, I can better understand why the gallant knights of old always had a lady love to fight for. The very thought of pleasing her would nerve their arms, steel their swords, and make their courage dauntless. Each one would try to develop the best strength and activity that he could possibly reach that he might be the more worthy of the approbation of his lady. Nobility of character, too, the best would prize, that they might merit the companionship of those, who, they thought, possessed the truest and purest of souls.”
https://www.lds.org/manual/teachings-david-o-mckay/chapter-14?lang=eng
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