Monthly Archives: October 2011

Just read  …and if you get confused, then you understand it perfectly! But I do read stories like this with a deep heart of compassion. And it shows you how crazy things can get when we try to fill holes … Continue reading →

There has been a good bit of news over the past year or so on how young adults are favoring same-sex marriage at higher rates than older generations. Here is just one example. The assumption is that wide-spread, if not … Continue reading →

Jim Daly, Juli Slattery and John Fuller did what I thought was a very good interview with me last week on my new book, The Ring Makes All the Difference: The Hidden Consequences of Cohabitation and the Strong Benefits of … Continue reading →

Are there reasons to oppose same-sex marriage that stretch beyond religious conviction? (And not that there is anything wrong with religious conviction. When it is good, it is one of the most transformative factors in the world.) But it is … Continue reading →

I have the pleasure and honor of being on the FOF radio show today with a very long and dear friend of mine, Brad Wilcox, who is a professor of sociology at the University of Virginia and the Director of … Continue reading →