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 Week 3 This week was insightful because we explored more of how peers, families, and couples interact and develop.  One of our assignments included exploring and identifying unspoken rules in our families. For example, my family has an unspoken rule that we all take responsibility for the family dog Max (who's the sweetest boy in the world). If you know that Max hasn't been outside in a while, take him for a walk. If he hasn't eaten that morning or that evening, feed him. This made me wonder what other, more significant, unspoken rules exist in my family? During class we also discussed the difference between theory and law. A theory is something that is consistent, but can't be proven. A law is something that can be proven consistently. It reminded me of a BYU devotional I recently studied. This devotional took the stance that although God is consistent with His promises, He cannot be secularly proven. That is the need for faith. Just as we have faith in gravity but ca