​In this final subchapter, we’ll review the biblical concepts of oneness in marriage as we create shared meaning in marriage.

​In this subchapter, we’ll consider how to handle seemingly irreconcilable differences between couples. Many of these differences are rooted in a partner’s hopes, aspirations, and personal wishes. Another instant could also be a partner’s unreasonable need for control.

In this subchapter, we’ll look at chapter nine – Solving Your Solvable Problems. The endgame to solvable problems is for couples to compromise. Some solvable problems can be resolved through compromise but it may take some work to get there.

​In this subchapter, we’ll continue looking at handling negativity in marital conflicts, which also includes being defensive, contempt, and stonewalling. You may want to review Part 1.

​In this subchapter, we’ll see how to handle negativity in marital conflicts – the first of these is criticism.

​In this subchapter, we’ll consider the first solution to managing conflict in marriage by accepting your partner’s influence. Some couples may be applying these principles that make marriage work but when you can identify intelligently about what is really happening, it adds power to your relationship and it moves your relationship toward perfection.

​In this subchapter, we’ll briefly consider whether the marital friendship is, as a whole, on a positive or negative course.

​In this subchapter, we’ll cover the third principle or level of becoming friends in marriage by turning toward each other and not away.

​In this subchapter, we’ll cover the second principle or level of becoming friends in marriage through shared fondness and admiration.