There's more to fatherhood than donating DNA.

Why a strong, intact home life is the biggest single factor in raising good, successful kids.

Redefining marriage will, of course, fundamentally change the posture of law and public policy toward the meaning and significance of human sexuality, procreation, and the bond between the sexes. Even more important, there are powerful reasons to fear that the proposed redefinition of marriage will destabilize and undermine this already battered institution.

All in all, it is an impressive bit of work for a mere 38 years.

Excessive anger is one of the major sources of marital and family stress. The recognition, understanding and resolution of this powerful emotion are important for the health and happiness of marriage, children, and family.

Iain T. Benson addressed the Parliamentary Legislative Committee on Bill 38 on June 14th in Ottawa.

This year marks the fortieth anniversary of Daniel Patrick Moynihan's controversial "The Negro Family: The Case for National Action."

I recently returned from a trip to the humid expanses of Ottawa and Toronto. I was invited to appear before the Parliamentary Committee on Bill C-38, the same sex marriage bill.

Why don't "sexual orientation" activists argue in favour of bi-sexual marriage?

When their mothers and fathers don't get and stay married, bad things happen to more kids more often.