| Marriage recognizes the unique procreative capacity of a heterosexual union to create children. |
| The title symbolically equips the with explosive power and a procreative, insectlike ubiquity. |
| The mother and child is also a symbol of the procreative, regenerative power of the Goddess, the earth mother, the fecundity of primal matter and again darkness. |
| And it is not only a bond, it has also been procreative, and its structure has been focused on that. |
| They then experience a moment of special responsibility, which is also the result of the procreative potential linked to the conjugal act. |
| The Ontario Court of Appeal identified three foundations of marriage being: the commitment, the contractual and the procreative. |
