Definition of Education 
WEBSTER DICTIONARY (1828)
The bringing up, as of a child; instruction; 
formation of manners. Education 
comprehends all that series of instruction 
and discipline which is intended to 
enlighten the understanding, correct 
the temper, and form the manners 
and habits of youth, and fit them for 
usefulness in their future stations. 
To give children a good education in 
manners, arts and science, is important; 
to give them a religious education 
is indispensable; and an immense 
responsibility rests on 
parents and guardians who 
neglect these duties. 
MODERN DICTIONARY (1980)
The action or process 
of educating or of being 
educated; a stage of such a 
process; the knowledge and 
development resulting from 
an educational process; the 
field of study that deals mainly 
with methods of teaching and 
learning in schools. 
MODERN DICTIONARY (2025) 
The act or process of imparting 
or acquiring general knowledge, 
developing the powers of reasoning 
and judgment, and generally 
of preparing oneself or others 
intellectually for mature life.
The act or process of imparting or 
acquiring particular knowledge or skills, 
as for a profession.
A degree, level, or kind of schooling: a 
university education.
The result produced by instruction, 
training, or study: to show one’s education.
The science or art of teaching; pedagogics.
Definition of Marriage 
WEBSTER DICTIONARY (1828)
The act of uniting a man and a woman for 
life; wedlock; the legal union of a man and 
a woman for life. Marriage is a contract 
both civil and religious by which the 
parties engage to live together in mutual 
affection and fidelity, till death shall 
separate them. Marriage was instituted by 
God Himself for the purpose of preventing 
the promiscuous intercourse of sexes, 
for promoting domestic felicity, and for 
securing the maintenance and education 
of children. “Marriage is honorable in all 
and the bed undefiled.” Hebrews 13
MODERN DICTIONARY (2000) 
The legal union of a man and a woman 
as husband and wife. The state of being 
married, wedlock. A common-law 
marriage. A union between two persons 
having the customary but usually not the 
legal force of marriage.
MODERN DICTIONARY (2025) 
Any of the diverse forms of interpersonal 
union established in various parts of 
the world to form a familial bond that is 
recognized legally, religiously, or socially, 
granting the participating partners 
mutual conjugal rights and responsibilities 
and including, for example, opposite-
sex marriage, same-sex marriage, plural 
marriage, and arranged marriage.
SUPREME COURT (July 2015) 
Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy 
writing the majority opinion on the 
same-sex marriage ruling states: “It is 
appropriate to observe these cases involve 
only the rights of two consenting adults 
whose marriage pose no risk of harm to 
themselves or third parties.”
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