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The Purpose of Marriage: A Multi-Perspective Exploration
Abstract Marriage is one of the most enduring human institutions, transcending cultures, religions, and time. Yet, its core purpose is interpreted differently depending on the lens through which it is viewed—philosophical, religious, scientific, psychological, sociological, or legal. This essay explores the multifaceted purpose of marriage by synthesizing perspectives from diverse domains, demonstrating that marriage serves both deeply personal and broadly social functions.
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