Today well consider some ways men can encourage their wives in motherhood.

It's been a mean summer for men.

Marrying young is not the answer for everyone, of course. But neither is it the foolhardy move that our popular culture portrays it to be.

Marriages of people in their early to mid-20s are not nearly as risky as you think.

The culture of the traditional family is now in intense competition with a very different culture. The defining difference between the two is the sexual ideal each embraces.

Most men, including doctors, have not the foggiest notion that the wives develop deep psychological wounds, commonly reporting feelings of betrayal, loss, mistrust, devastation, and anger at the discovery of their husbands' use of pornography, especially Internet use.

Regardless of their politics, Americans owe Susan Sarandon and Tim Robbins gratitude for this: that their 23-year relationship unraveled, and ended, far from the public eye.

There may be a silver lining in all this financial pain.

It's been endorsed by Catholic, Protestant, and Orthodox leaders, united in defending life and the family.

There I was, bleary-eyed after another night of round-the-clock feedings and struggling to balance the morning's newspaper on my lap as I nursed two squirming infants, when I read the latest rap on stay-at-home mothers.