CHRISTIAN BIBLE PSYCHOLOGY - EQUALLY YOKED - LIBERAL ARTS & HUMANITIES

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Equally Yoked

• The word 'Equally Yoked' (equallyoked) is from
• Equally actually means, alike, in a
  balanced manner, the same or to the same
  degree of, etc.,
• Yoked - (L. 'to join) meaning fastened
  around the neck to join together, something of
  shared/mutual burden.
• Word history may have evolved from synonyms
  with meanings, such as Equitably, Fairly,
  Justly.
• Sentence They were not unequally yoked but an
  equally yoked couple from good families of good
  moral integrity.

- Etymology Equally Yoked/Equallyoked
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Equally Yoked is pronounced..

• Eek quel ee yoakd and is when a couple -
  recognize, related to, believe in, bonds with and
  marries another purposefully related to the same
  (or nearly the same) civil Identity and thus
  are considered in a multi-cultural society,
  equallyoked.
• Civil Identity (is a Social Psychology term)
  - describing a mosaic of features concerning an
  individuals present Ethnicity, political party
  membership, race , color, religious membership,
  disability/ or handicap, age group/generation,
  (proper) sexual orientation, familial status, and
  marital status.

- Introduction to Social Psychology
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The term, Equally Yoked

• The term 'Equally yoked' (also, equally yoked)
  probably came about from the Holy Bible wherein
  Jews marrying Jews, Muslims marrying Muslims,
  Christians marrying Christians, etc, etc.
• It is a social phenomena that exists in all
  diverse multicultural societies - peoples of the
  same de facto Civil Identity' marrying one
  another for reasons of good self-esteem,
  religious morals, and preserving the integrity of
  their family identity expressly for abiding in
  social mores and therefore community
  (psychosocial) health.

- Etymology Equally Yoked/Equallyoked
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Endogamy

• Endogamy means, in-marriage and is when an
  individual according to his/or her own social
  customs (comment mention needs to be that this
  may be more like community (psychosocial) health,
  a valued social mores or even an actual old
  religious law).
• .marries an another individual within his or her
  own subculture or Social group.
• Note a Social group may be a village, a
  tribe, a sect or cult, a region, or in modern
  Sociocultural Anthropology, a de facto Civil
  Identity,..

- Sociocultural Anthropology
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Civil identity
An Example

• Ethnicity American of Scandinavian heritage.
• Political Party Green Party membership
• Race Anglo, Color Light complexion
• Religion Bible Christian
• Disability None Known
• Gender Female Sexual Orientation Heterosexual
  
• Marital Status Single-Yet to Marry
• NOTE Couples who share the same or very similar
  Civil Identities recognize, relate to, belief
  in, bond together in marriage and family who are
  living in a diverse multicultural society are
  considered Equally-yoked.

- Intro. to SocPsy
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a Social Phenomena..

• A couple (usually a heterosexual dyadic) who are
  of very similar or the same Civil Identity1
• Any couples who are bonded together and who are
  of the same or very similar Civil
  identities 2
• A marital couple with their backgrounds related
  to their Civil Identity 3

- Sociology 101 Social Phenomenology
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Dyadic Psychology

• Equallyokedtarians are of interest to social
  psychologists because they represent a dyadic
  group of the same Civil identity.
• Couples who primarily choose to bond and marry
  together because they are the same or very
  similar Civil Identities, among other reasons,
  may contribute to marital longevity-staying
  together for a lifetime as.. evidenced.
• The measured self esteem of individuals of a
  marital couple who marries with backgrounds
  related to their own Civil Identities are
  worthy marital satisfaction studies as well.

- Social Psychology SocPsy222
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Equally Yoked
Civil Identity

• - Ethnicity
• - Politics
• - Religion
• - Race
• - Color
• - Age
• - Sex
• - Sex preference
• - Marital status

• - Ethnicity
• - Politics
• - Religion
• - Race
• - Color
• - Age
• - Sex
• - Sex preference
• - Marital status

Spirit
beliefs
Spirit
beliefs
personality
personality
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de facto (in fact, in reality)
- Bible Doctrine 101
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Social Perspectives

• Equallyokedtarians are those couples - who are
  equallyoked - yet having varying points of
  views about their marriage relationship
• Liberals - a couple marrying one another
  while sharing in vague beliefs, i.e., explained
  as the same spirit or attitude about some
  issue.
• Moderates - marrying one another r/t very
  similar civil identities - close enough for
  them.
• Conservatives - marriage between two people
  who share the same or fairly equal Civil
  Identities.

- Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology
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Coupling up.
in a hook up culture

• Nonequallyoked Couples who do recognize
  equallyokedtarianism as a social mores and yet
  for their own ulterior motives still choose to
  violate social mores as an rash option.
• Unequallyoked Couples who are naïve, thus
  inadvertently demonstrate opposition to
  equallyokedtarianism-as a social mores.
• Anti-equallyoked Couples who are a bit
  mentally/ emotionally disturbed and are
  deliberately active against proper socialization,
  contrary to equallyokedtarianism and social
  mores,

- Introduction to Social Psychology
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Why Equally Yoked?

• Motives - a couple who are Equally yoked may do
  so for a variety of reasons-some of which
  include
• Beliefs about life, self-image, truth and God,
  death, etc.
• Bonding for long term love, romance, and sex.
• Marriage, family/children, and financial goals.
  
• Self esteem individuals with a clear sense of
  self -marrying someone of a like civil
  identity.
• Family identity to maintain the integrity and
  the longevity of the extended family identity.
• Social mores a preserved cultural standard in a
  multicultural society for the sake of community
  health.

- Marriage Family Therapy
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Examples
Example 2
Example 1

• Ethnicity Euro-American
• Political Party Republican
• Race Anglo, Color Light
• Religion Christian
• Disability None Known
• Age 21 ½
• Sex Male
• Preference Heterosexual
• Marital Status Single

• Ethnicity Euro-American
• Political Party Republican
• Race Anglo, Color Light
• Religion Christian
• Disability None Known
• Age 21
• Sex Female
• Preference Heterosexual
• Marital Status Single

- Sociology 101
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Equally Yoked - QUIZ

• (1.) According to the presentation, what is the
  origin of the term equally yoked? Why is it
  significant to Sociology studies? Social
  psychology? Psychiatric Sociology? Marriage,
  Family, Child Psychology?
• (2.) Which religions practice such social mores,
  i.e., couples who are considered equally yoked?
  
• (3.) Explain in your own words, how tribes,
  cults, and modern Sociocultural Anthropology or
  Sociologists are now identifying dyadic de
  facto civil identities?

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Be ye not unequally yoked

• II Corinthians 614

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