Chemistry has gotten blown way out of the water. You aren't going to always have chemistry with your spouse.

Like, Elisha and I went in and out of feeling chemistry when we were dating. This can be avoided

with an arranged marriage. When parents go, okay, this guy has all these qualities, he's going to be

a great husband, he's going to seek the Lord, he's going to be a good father. He's going to be a good provider.

He's interesting.

Okay, that's a good guy that I can trust my daughter, Mary.

Howdy, folks.

Welcome back to the podcast.

Today, Katie and I are going to be talking about whether or not we're advocates of arranged marriages

and whether or not we've considered arranging the marriages

of our children with their future spouses. So if you want, if you've always wondered what we

thought about on this topic, now you have the opportunity to hear our thoughts on the topic.

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