Hume on Marriage
Marriage is Much More than a Mere Contract
Marriage is Much More than a Mere Contract
This tired feminist trope is as stupid as it is a requirement of our civil rights laws.
I've now been told that emotional intimacy is definitional to marriage, while sex is optional.
There is something about the way God made men and women that makes men suitably fit for pastoral work in ways that are unfitting for women.
Wilcox’s study demonstrates that marital love still works.
My intent is to send a message that the law will not recognize adultery.
Unwinding the capstone vision of marriage requires a fundamental change in social messaging.
It takes two to build and sustain a sexual constitution–and also to ruin one.
A boy becomes a father by maturing in strength, leadership, courage, and wisdom and by marrying a virtuous woman who will help him accomplish his mission.
No institution—including the Church—is immune from feminism’s influence, so no one can ignore its deeply personal wounds.