By Anna Dorminey, Staff

How Society Works
Pat Fagan
December 8, 2011
By Anna Dorminey, Staff
Pat Fagan
December 8, 2011
By Anna Dorminey, Staff
Pat Fagan
December 2, 2011
By Anna Dorminey, Staff
New MARRI Original Research is out! “Marriage, Contraception & The Future of Western Peoples” shows that the peoples of the West are depleting because of their adoption of extra-marital sexual norms and simultaneous rejection of fertility. The generations to come will decrease exponentially as a direct effect of declining trends in fertility and declining desires and expectations to have children, both in the generation currently having children, and in future generations. This trend is of one cloth with the West’s shift in economic orientation from family enterprise to individualist labor activity, and its simultaneous movement from religious to secular social values. Remediation lies in re-adopting stable marriage as a societal norm and in rejecting the non-sustainable model of society, which discards religion, traditional sexual norms, and lifelong commitment, and replacing it with a less secular, more traditional, family-oriented life.
Pat Fagan
November 30, 2011
Pat Fagan
November 18, 2011
Pat Fagan
November 4, 2011
By Anna Dorminey, Staff
Pat Fagan
October 5, 2011
By Anna Dorminey, Staff
All of the best incentives and goals in the world can only work so effectively if American students are not enjoying the stability and care at home that they deserve. As we illustrate in one of our most recent productions, Marriage, Family Structure, and Children’s Educational Attainment, the intact family provides students with the environment they need to achieve. Students from intact families achieve more in terms of purely academic measures and in terms of school participation and behavior.
Pat Fagan
September 30, 2011
By Anna Dorminey, Staff
“[T]he bottom line is if women are upset about how many people they have had sex with, it is either because the sex has been terrible or because of external social pressure and faux-moral judgement [sic]. Despite what the anti-sex set may believe, how much sex you have today, does not impact your ability to be in a successful relationship later” [emphasis added].