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Home: Current Issues: Marriage and Family: LINKS_PAGE Current Issues: Marriage and Family: LINKS_PAGEArticles:How Splitting Up Brought Them Together - Una McManus“Cohabiting is far from harmless,” said Father Vic. “Did you know that sociological studies show that living together before marriage increases the risk of divorce — by as much as 50%? Former cohabiters have higher levels of conflict, abuse and violence, plus overall lower levels of happiness.” He called cohabitation “training for divorce.” Read more... In Defense of the Family - Maggie GallagherThe Massachusetts governor stands up for marriage. Read more... Introduction—Marriage: the Mystery of Faithful Love - ALICE VON HILDEBRANDIn our society, the beauty and greatness of married love has been so obscured that most people now view marriage as a prison: a conventional, boring, legal matter that threatens love and destroys freedom. Read more... Jane Austen, Public Theologian - Peter J. LeithartTo call Jane Austen a public theologian is counterintuitive for two reasons: she does not seem much interested in things public, and she does not seem much interested in things theological. Read more... Journalistic Malpractice in "Marriage is Dead" Report - Michael MedvedOn Tuesday, January 16th, 2007, the American people awoke to startling and disturbing news: for the first time ever, the majority of women in the country were living without a husband. Read more... Law, Feelings, and Religion at the Bar in Iowa - Matthew J. FranckWhat happens when judicial arrogance becomes so habitual as to become second nature? Read more... Let marriage be marriage - Fr. Raymond J. De SouzaWhat is the one thing, which if changed, would help improve Canada. Read more... Losing the right to a mommy and daddy - Barbara Kay“I believe children have the right to a mother and a father, and preferably their biological parents.” These words — I agree with them, and so do the UN Conventions of the Child — were once the equivalent of saying you believed in peace on Earth and goodwill toward men. Read more... Love and . . . Responsibility? - Edward SriIt is routinely pointed out that about half of all marriages end in divorce. But what is not often discussed is the other half of the equation: the marriages that don't break up. Are those marriages thriving? Do married couples that stay together feel truly close to one another? Do they achieve true, lasting, personal intimacy? Read more... Love and Responsibility: Avoiding Fatal Attractions - Edward P. SriA man eating lunch at a restaurant notices an attractive woman at another table, and is immediately drawn to her beauty. His heart stirs, and he finds himself wanting to see her again. Read more... Pages: [<<] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 [>>] Related Categories:
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