Marriage and the Architecture of Society
Marriage is not a private arrangement society tolerates. It is the load-bearing wall of the whole structure — and we are testing what happens when it cracks.
What binds a man and woman across time binds a society across generations.
Permanent vows are how a people invests in a future it will not fully see. This essay is a placeholder in the local scaffold. When PRISM is connected to Ghost, the full piece is authored and published there, and this page renders the live content automatically.
The argument in brief
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Why it belongs in PRISM
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