It turns out that marriage has a distinct benefit that the hookup culture and cohabitation frequently lack. That benefit is happiness.
It turns out that marriage has a distinct benefit that the hookup culture and cohabitation frequently lack. That benefit is happiness.
More Christian couples are choosing to cohabit before marriage, according to a Gallup poll.
An alliance of conservative Catholics and evangelical Protestants is set to issue a manifesto against gay marriage that calls same-sex unions “a graver threat” than divorce or cohabitation.
Catholic leaders wrapped up their two-week Vatican summit on the challenges of modern family life without reaching a consensus on a number of hot-button topics. So where does that leave the church?
Has the Christian emphasis on marriage come at the expense of other equally important groups like singles?
Is marriage going extinct? We’ll talk some data, and some conservation strategies, next on BreakPoint.
The tug-of-war at the Vatican over calls for the Catholic Church to be more open to gays and cohabiting couples intensified Thursday.
Do Christians ask cohabiting couples to separate, or do we instead encourage them to marry before moving forward?
The Catholic Church should make “unconventional couples” feel at home, the leader of the Italian Bishops Conference and an ally of Pope Francis said this week.
