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The Basic Tasks of Society

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Post date March 4, 2014
Categories In chastity, economy, education, family, generations, religion
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Foundations of Society

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Post date February 17, 2014
Categories In economics, intact family, MARRI, marriage, religion, sexuality
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Convenience and Childbirth

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Post date February 7, 2014
Categories In abortion, child birth, children, economics, family, pro-life
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Religious Practice and Mental Health

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Post date February 7, 2014
Categories In depression, mental health, religion, worship
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Lessons on Divorce from Henry VIII

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Post date January 29, 2014
Categories In children, divorce, education, history, MARRI
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Marriage-Minded Community: The Wide Scope of New Research

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Post date January 28, 2014
Categories In children, community, family, MARRI, marriage
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Visit a Church: the Case for Religious Attendance

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Post date January 28, 2014
Categories In MARRI, religion, United Kingdom, worship
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Children and Happiness: What is the Link?

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Post date September 19, 2013
Categories In Uncategorized
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First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes…divorce?

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Post date September 16, 2013
Categories In Uncategorized
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Does Absence Really Make the Heart Grow Fonder?

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Post date September 16, 2013
Categories In adoption, child well-being, children, economics, family, mothers
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