Modern Soulmate Theory

1. Modern Soulmate Theory is based on math and probability calculations.
   
   
2. It has nothing to do with reincarnation, astrology, or magic.
   
   
3. Soulmates are not destined to be with each other.
   
   
4. God may have made a soulmate or a few soulmates for you. God may help you find your soulmate or He may not. Evil forces or your own free will may influence you to choose the wrong person.
   
   
5. You may have one or millions of soulmates depending on how different you are from the population mean.
   
   
6. Statistically, there is at least one person in this world that will bring you true love, a love that will last a lifetime.
   
   
7. People spend a lot of time, money, and energy in their search for soulmates.
   
   
8. The odds of finding a soulmate are very slim. Only a few people are lucky enough to find their soulmates.
   
   
9. Current dating services are inefficient and flawed.
   
   
10. People are "forced" to settle for incompatible mates resulting in break ups and divorces.
    
    
11. Human and social capital decrease because of relationship problems.
    
    
12. One day in the near future, because of technological advances, people will find their soulmate or soulmates very easily.

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Related Information About Soulmates

• Modern Soulmate Theory - explaining soulmates using probabilities.
• Classic Soulmate Theory - explaining soulmates versus work-it-out theory.
• Number of Soulmate Believers - results from a 2001 Gallup survey, reasons for the belief's increasing popularity, and reasons why people stop believing.
• Definitions of Soulmates - summary of each definition to help clarify the confusion.
• Evidence of Soulmates - from all published research studies on long-term marriage satisfaction.
• Odds of Soulmates Marrying - what is the real percent of these newlyweds who actually are really soulmates.
• Soulmate Calculator - using population statistics, how many American singles do you have to meet to find a soulmate?