Are there any subjects upon which husbands and wives must be in substantial agreement in order to secure a successful marriage?
If so, what are some of them?
2.

Are there any radical differences in belief, respecting religion, politics, education of children, ways of living, business relationship, etc., which marriage may successfully bridge, provided there is genuine and faithful affection?
If so, name some of them.
3.

How can "engaged" couples make sure that essentials of agreement, and non-essentials of agreement to differ, are well understood in advance?
4.

Are there any new spiritual relationships of men and women in marriage made possible by the modern tendency toward the democratization of the family?
If so, what are some of them?
FOOTNOTES: [7] This bill, the so-called "Cable Act," was passed September 22, 1922..