Discuss the Kellers’ use of biblical exegesis to frame marriage as a sacred covenant. How does this approach shape the book’s arguments?

Why do the Kellers critique the ideal of self-fulfillment in romantic relationships? Why do they propose a counter-vision rooted in service and self-emptying love?

Analyze how the Kellers use contrast as a structuring device to unpack differing views of gender roles, intimacy, and fulfillment in marriage.