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r. Daniel C. Vitz, Paul C. Vitz
Many thoughtful people today recognize that the United States — and indeed much of Western society — is in a cultural crisis. It takes little reflection to note that this crisis is centered in the family. The increase in divorce, the decrease in the number of marriages, increased numbers of cohabiting couples, plummeting birthrates, an increase in single mothers, abortion, the redefinition of marriage to include same-sex couples, numerous biological manipulations of maternity and paternity — all are clearly the result of a profound disorder in the understanding of the family.
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r. Daniel C. Vitz, Paul C. Vitz
Many thoughtful people today recognize that the United States — and indeed much of Western society — is in a cultural crisis. It takes little reflection to note that this crisis is centered in the family. The increase in divorce, the decrease in the number of marriages, increased numbers of cohabiting couples, plummeting birthrates, an increase in single mothers, abortion, the redefinition of marriage to include same-sex couples, numerous biological manipulations of maternity and paternity — all are clearly the result of a profound disorder in the understanding of the family.
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