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Equallyokedtarianism

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Introduction to Social Psychology

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The term 'Equallyoked' (Archiac-equally yoked) probable came about from the Bible - Jews marrying Jews, Muslims marrying Muslims, Christians marrying Christians, etc.

It is a phenomena that exists in all multicultural societies-peoples of the same 'civil identity' marrying one another for reasons of good self-esteem, specific religious beliefs, and preserving the integrity of family identity-for community health.

“Equallyoked”

Word Origin/Philosophy

Also used is, ‘equally yoked’

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“Equallyoked”

The term 'Equallyoked' (also, equally yoked) an adverb:

“Equally” - means “alike”, in a “balanced” manner, “the same” or to “the same” degree of, etc an adjective:

“Yoked” - means (Latin jungere 'to join‘), something fastened around the neck to join together, burdened with.

in history: May have evolved from synonyms, with meanings, such

as: Equitably, Fairly, Justly Use in a sentence: “They were an ‘equally yoked’ couple

of from families of just ordinary means.”

Word Meanings - Etymology

(equally yoked)

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“Civil identity”

Ethnicity: American of Northern European heritage. Political Party: Registered Republican Race: White/Anglo-Saxon Color: Light-medium complexion Religion: Conservative Christian Disability: Vision impairment/wears contacts Gender: Male / Sexual Orientation: Heterosexual Marital Status: Married/1st Marriage.Equallyokedtarianism are couples, sharing the same (or very

similar) ‘civil identities’; share in beliefs, share in bonding together, share in matrimony vows and are amongst a multicultural society within a general movement.

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An Example

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“Equallyokedtarianism”

Pronounced, <Eek quel ee yoak‘d tar ee in z m>. … are any individuals of a general group

movement who; believe in, bonds with, and marries one another purposefully of the same (or nearly the same) ‘civil identity.’*

* Recall: ‘Civil identity’ (Social Psychology) - describes a collective of features about an individual’s present ethnicity, political party membership, race and color, religious membership, disability/handicap, age group/ generation and sexual orientation, and marital status.

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Social Perspectives

“Equallyokedtarianism” is a general movement of peoples who are ‘equallyoked’ (equally yoked) and with diverse differing points of views:

Liberals: a couple marrying one another while sharing in vague beliefs, i.e., explained as the same ‘spirit’ or attitude about some issue.

Moderates: a couple marrying one another of ‘very similar’ civil identities-close enough.

Conservatives: marriage between two people who share ‘like’ (equal) ‘civil identities’.

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Sociology 101

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“Coupling-Up”…. Nonequallyoked

Couples who do recognize equallyokedtarianism as a valuable social mores and yet for their own negative ulterior motives still choose another 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, equallyokedtarianism, and good social mores,

Introduction to Social Psychology

…in a ‘ get hooked-up’ culture.

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“Equallyokedtarianism”?

Motives - couples who are ‘equallyoked’ may do so for a variety of reasons-some of which include: Beliefs about life, self-image, truth & 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 - marries someone of a ‘like’ Civil identity.

Family identity – to maintain the integrity and longevity of the extended family identity.

Social mores – a preserved standard in a multicultural society for the sake of community health and amongest a general movement of like minded peoples..

Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology

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..as Social phenomenology

A couple (usually a heterosexual dyadic) who are of very similar or the same ‘civil identity’

Any couples who are bonded together and who are of the ‘same’ or ‘very similar’ civil identities within a general movement of like-minded peoples.

A marital couple who marries-with their backgrounds related to their ‘civil identities.

Sociology 101- Social Phenomenlogy

– Introduction to Marriage, Family, and Child Psychology

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Q/AQ/A

1.) Why is Equallyokedtarianism- a ‘class’ who are more so discriminated against in a declared multiculturally developed country? 2.) Does Equallyokedtarianism deserve new protection laws such as sex perverts have?3.) Has Equallyokedtarianism been properly studied in sociology? What about in social psychology? Community health? Politics?

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