Conclusion Reference SOCIAL ETHICS AND INTER-RELIGIOUS DIALOGUE IN THE CONTESTATION OF PUBLIC SPHERE IN INDONESIA
registered in the civil registry. From this marriage vow, we can see how noble and glorious the vow is. Both party are willing to sincerely accept
each other as husband and wife, to love and honour each other all the days in their lives in any condition, portrayed in the vow to be in good
times and bad, in sickness and health, and all is promised for the glory of God and their happiness. It is truly a noble vow emanating a longed
happiness. In the vow, aside from the efforts of both parties husband and wife,
the role of God is of utmost importance. Both parties with all their lives are willing to accept to be an eternal couple, whole and inseparable, as
husband and wife. Both persons bear free will, without pressure from anyone, willing to be of one heart, blessed by God to form a union of
Christian family. This union of husband and wife is exclusive, solely applicable to them unable to be shared. In its legal term there is unity
and monogamy. Hence the will of the two parties is strengthened by the act of mutual love and respect in any conditions. Conditions nor
situations may not influence the bond made. Both in good times or bad, in sickness or in health, they remain a union of family. Favourable
conditions of health, happiness or joy, undoubtedly will support this unity of husband and wife. But in unfavourable conditions, sickness or
bad times, even sufferance, there must be an inseparable unity. The later condition is truly a challenge in life as well as a struggle to
remain as one heart and soul in a family union. In fact, it is in these challenges that the eternal vow to live together as husband and wife is
tested and confronted with real life of this world. Aside from the desired happiness, there also exist the cross of life which must also be
confronted. The inseparable union and monogamy remain steadfastly held in the teachings of the Catholic Church because what has been
joined by God men must not divide. Men must obey to the will of God.