Marriage/The Natural Family

By Rebekah Curtis: Lacking either a natural or a legal bond to a fatherless child, ‘society’ leaves both the child and his mother with nothing but hearts on social media posts.

By Ryan T. Anderson: The family is a natural society with its own nature and integrity. Because of the natural reality of the family, we have certain obligations.

By Jennifer Johnson: Changes in marriage and family life result in inequality for children.

By Laurie Higgins: Nothing says “putting your children first” quite like leaving their mother to have erotic relations with men.

By W. Bradford Wilcox & Nicholas H. Wolfinger: Married men are healthier, wealthier, and happier with their sex lives.

By Carolyn Moynihan: Children born in cohabiting unions experience more family instability, a new study finds.

By Holly Scheer: This study firmly shows that across the world marriage confers the best chances for stability for children.

By Doug Mainwaring: When unconditional love is missing, self-centeredness expands, and sin rushes in to fill the void.

By Katy Faust: What is it like for a child to grow up not just without knowledge of her mother, but with the knowledge that she was bought and paid for?

By Glenn T. Stanton: Divorce is a problem in the United States. But there are personal factors that make you more or less likely to get divorced, and you can control them.

By Eric Metaxas: “It will take a culture change on the same scale as the sexual revolution that fractured families and even now relentlessly teaches the gospel of self-indulgence.”