Marriage Myths Busted - The Truth Doesn't Care What You Believe - Mansueta
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Marriage-long revered as the gold standard of love and commitment-is increasingly obscured by half-truths, hollow promises, and cultural noise. We're told to "find the one," to follow our hearts, and to trust that love will carry us through. But what if much of what we believe about marriage is not only misguided-but dangerously incomplete? Marriage Myths Busted is not a book of formulas or feel-good platitudes. It's a bold recalibration-a call to strip away sentimentality and rediscover what God actually intended for love, covenant, and calling. ¿¿¿¿ Think marriage is about personal…mehr

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Marriage-long revered as the gold standard of love and commitment-is increasingly obscured by half-truths, hollow promises, and cultural noise. We're told to "find the one," to follow our hearts, and to trust that love will carry us through. But what if much of what we believe about marriage is not only misguided-but dangerously incomplete? Marriage Myths Busted is not a book of formulas or feel-good platitudes. It's a bold recalibration-a call to strip away sentimentality and rediscover what God actually intended for love, covenant, and calling. ¿¿¿¿ Think marriage is about personal happiness? It's time to rethink. ¿¿¿¿ Believe compatibility is the key to longevity? There's more to the story. ¿¿¿¿ Trust that love alone sustains a marriage? Noble-but insufficient. With clarity and conviction, this book dismantles pervasive myths and invites readers-single, married, questioning, or called to wait-to re-examine marriage through the lens of divine design. It offers more than critique; it offers hope. Hope that relationships can be deeper than desire, more enduring than emotion, and infinitely richer than we've been led to expect. Because in the end, the truth doesn't need your permission to be true-but it might just set you free.