Well, at least in theory the church would argue a forced draft or shotgun marriage is wrong in principle, as would be holding a gun at someone and demanding money ( armed robbery) the essence is the so-called Diamond of Consent. an equal and free agreement on both sides. if this is not present, there are problems from (before start). On the other hand, they have long adhered to over-structural constructs- such as gender segregation in schools where there was no need for it- and still practice these things, toned down. It is not inconceivable some Priests have a grudge attitude about all marriages- make it hurt, make the whole thing an uncomfortable sacrifice ( possibly out of jealousy) They do not call the man Mister, for example- He could be something big outside- but no courtesy titles, please, on the other hand the pro-Maternal angle with the Wife and Mother is maybe taken too far- entering hymns such as (On this Day, Oh wonderful Mother). ( ignoring the reality of DINKS marriages).
Marriages pre arranged by elders have traditional/communal support and blessings all the time. religious relations are reliable and enhances the life partnership.
Marriages should be arranged if the two people involved want them to be.
Arranged marriages were very common throughout the world until the 18th century. In China, arranged marriages sometimes called blind marriages were the norm before the mid 20th century
prearranged marriages are arranged years before the date. prearranged marriages are arranged years before the date. prearranged marriages are arranged years before the date.
Arranged marriages don't always work.
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Most are very much against arranged marriages, at least in the Western world.
In India the percentage of arranged marriages is higher then love marriages. Could be sixty percent.
Arranged marriages leave no scope for interfaith marriages so that means a particular religion propagates through progeny and the numbers are maintained
While arranged marriages are not common in modern Italy, some individuals, particularly in certain cultural or religious communities, may still practice them. The general trend in Italy leans towards love-based marriages, reflecting broader Western societal norms. However, familial involvement in the choice of a partner can still play a significant role in many Italian relationships. Overall, arranged marriages are not a prevalent practice in contemporary Italian society.
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