Marriage implies union, as well in spiritual as temporal concerns.
Whilst the parties differ in religion, they stand disunited in the main point, even that which should increase and confirm their mutual happiness, and render them meet-helps and blessings to each other. Whatever felicity they may have flattered themselves with in the beginning, they have found themselves disappointed of, by the daily uneasiness accompanying their minds, and embittering their enjoyments. Let our dear youth likewise avoid the too frequent and too familiar converse with those from whom may arise a danger of entanglement, by their alluring the passions and drawing the affections after them.