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Strong Marriages Matter
Now more than ever, Christians must contend for the institutions of marriage and family. Forecasts that 1 in 3 young adults in the U.S. today will never marry signify a closing of the “American heart.” Please join IFI for our annual Worldview Conference on Saturday, March 8th in Downers Grove as we examine this issue through a biblical lens.
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Tagged Brad Wilcox, IFI Worldview Conference, Institute for Family Studies, Scott Phelps
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IFI Worldview Conference: Thinking Biblically About Marriage and Family
We don't have to tell you: Both marriage and family are under a withering attack. How should Christians respond to these cultural trends? Join us on March 8th in Downers Grove for our next annual IFI Worldview Conference featuring Dr. Brad Wilcox and our good friend Scott Phelps.
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Tagged Brad Wilcox, National Marriage Project, Scott Phelps, The National Marriage Campaign
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The Satisfaction-Bringing Family
The family is a dangerous institution.
Which is why the forces of evil are aggressively targeting it. The family—consisting of one man and one woman in lifelong wedlock, and their children—is God's ordained means of filling the earth (Genesis 1:28, 2:24, 4:1, 9:1).
Which is why the forces of evil are aggressively targeting it. The family—consisting of one man and one woman in lifelong wedlock, and their children—is God's ordained means of filling the earth (Genesis 1:28, 2:24, 4:1, 9:1).
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Tagged 2022 American Family Survey, Alysse ElHage, Bloomberg, Brad Wilcox, family, Institute for Family Studies, Newsweek, University of Virginia
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Cohabitation—Preparation for Divorce?
Marriage is a gift from God. But marriage is in a sad state in America today, and we all suffer because of it.
I read recently about the movie star Joan Crawford who was legendary in her promiscuity. As her rival Bette Davis once reportedly sneered about her, “She slept with every male star at MGM except Lassie.”
Apparently, in the miserable and difficult childhood of Lucille LeSouer (who later adopted the name Joan Crawford), there was a wound from the absence of her father, according to Shaun Considine’s book, Bette and Joan, which became the basis for …
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Tagged Bette Davis, Bill Federer, Brad Wilcox, Claudius II, cohabitation, Divorce, Family Research Center, Family Research Council, Jesus, Joan Crawford, living in sin, Lucille LeSouer, Lyman Stone, Marriage, MGM, National Survey of Family Growth, Shaun Considine, St. Valentine, UCLA, Wall Street Journal
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