Sovereignty in Marriage

Is marriage a bond in which the most fundamental principle of civilization, the Principle of Universal Love, is set aside and be made null and void? Many would answer, yes. 

The reality is that the bond of marriage must be designed to elevate civilization, and not eliminate what supports it. It must be a bond that takes sovereignty a step further and thereby protects also the larger sphere. 

Here, the question must be asked, is marriage a boundary for affection? 

The answer may be gleamed from the nature of the union, which is fundamentally a platform of a community of principle. There is no marriage possible where there is no community of principle. This kind of union renders the marriage a sovereign bond and lot a limited bond, and thereby a protection within and without, promoting a person's unfolding affection by which human existence is universally enriched.