But marrying her would mean a whole lot more. He needed to

But marrying her would mean a whole lot more. He needed to be a spiritual leader for her

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The quote reflects the profound commitment that comes with marriage, emphasizing that it transcends mere relationship status. For the character, marrying her symbolizes a deeper responsibility, particularly in nurturing a spiritual connection. It speaks to the idea that marriage is not only about companionship but also about guiding and supporting one another's spiritual journeys.

In Karen Kingsbury's "The Bailey Flanigan Collection," the notion of being a spiritual leader highlights the importance...

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