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Home: Current Issues: Marriage and Family: LINKS_PAGE Current Issues: Marriage and Family: LINKS_PAGEArticles:The Politics of Family Destruction - Stephen BaskervilleStephen Baskerville explains how the government actually encourages divorce. Email This Article The Top Ten Myths of Divorce - David PopenoeA discussion of the most common misinformation about divorce. Email This Article The Top Ten Myths of Marriage - David PopenoeA discussion of the most common misinformation about marriage. Email This Article The Unitive and Procreative Dimensions of Conjugal Love - FATHER WILLIAM SAUNDERSRecall that in two previous issues, we have examined our belief concerning the sacrament of marriage and the beautiful expression of marital love, which is both unitive and procreative. Email This Article Together and in Love - Michaelann MartinWe have learned that it is so important to keep our marriage alive and well. Just as we feed our souls with prayer and our bodies with food, so too we need to feed our marriage. Email This Article Unhappily Ever After - KAREN S. PETERSONSeventy-eight-year-old psychologist Judith Wallerstein does not look like a rebel. Email This Article Wars of the Ring - Daniel CereThe familiar way of marriage as a 'bridge' between a man and woman is now the focus of intense legal scrutiny and controversy. An inevitable 'war of the ring' has been looming on the horizon for the last decade. Now the war has broken out; and those committed to the heterosexuality of the marriage bond appear to be confused, ill-prepared, and in retreat. Email This Article Who's Your Daddy? - W. Bradford WilcoxThere's more to fatherhood than donating DNA. Email This Article Why Marriage Is Good for You - Maggie GallagherRecently, I had the opportunity to review the scientific evidence on the consequences of marriage for adults. What I found surprised me. Quietly, with little fanfare, a broad and deep body of scientific literature has been accumulating that affirms what Genesis teaches: it is not good for man to be alone — no, nor woman neither. In virtually every way that social scientists can measure, married people do much better than the unmarried or divorced: they live longer, healthier, happier, sexier, and more affluent lives. Email This Article Why Not Gay Marriage? An Exchange - Catholic World ReportHow should Catholics argue the case against legal recognition of same-sex "marriage?" Email This Article Pages: [<<] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Related Categories:
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