In the latest Mapping America, the National Survey of Family Growth shows that women who worship at least weekly and grew up in intact married families are the least likely to abort their first baby.
C.S. Lewis’s The Voyage of the Dawn Treader contains one of the most powerful and unique depictions of fallenness and grace in modern literature. It’s also a rousing adventure tale that leads its voyagers to the edge of the world and Aslan’s country. This morning, 20th Century Fox and Walden Media released the first trailer for their third installment of the Narnia film series. The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader opens in theaters December 10.
In the latest Mapping America, the National Survey of Family Growth shows that women who grew up in married intact families and who now worship weekly are the least likely to have had two or more cohabitations in their lifetime.
In the latest Mapping America, the National Survey of Family Growth shows that women who did not grow up with their biological mother and father and who worship less than weekly are much more likely to engage in homosexual conduct as adults than are women who grew up in an intact family and who worship at least weekly.
In the latest Mapping America, mothers aged 35-44 in always-intact marriages who worship at least weekly are more likely to have earned a bachelor’s degree than mothers in all other family structure and worship combinations.
In the latest Mapping America, the National Survey of Family Growth shows that women in always-intact marriages who worship at least weekly are more likely to have had fewer lifetime sexual partners than those in other family structures who never worship.
In the latest Mapping America, adults in always-intact marriages who attend religious services at least weekly are the least likely to believe that most people try to take advantage of others.
In the latest Mapping America, always-intact married adults are less likely than married, previously divorced adults and unmarried adults to believe that most people would try to take advantage of others.
In the latest Mapping America, adults who never attend religious services are more likely to believe that most people would try to take advantage of others than those who worship at least weekly.
In the latest Mapping America, adults in always-intact marriages who attend religious services at least weekly are the least likely to report that they sometimes drink too much alcohol.
In the latest Mapping America, always-intact married adults are less likely than married, previously divorced adults and unmarried adults to report that they sometimes drink too much alcohol.
For those who enjoy going to the movies but want a film that digs deeper into the soul than the pocketbook, the inspiring Christian film To Save a Life opens in theatres today.
High schooler Jake Taylor has it all—basketball stardom, perfect girlfriend, college scholarship, but an old friend’s suicide forces him to discover what he truly values and believes. The film also deals with abortion in a dramatic and touching way, a fitting reminder of what we are fighting for on the anniversary of Roe v. Wade.
In the latest Mapping America, adults in always-intact marriages who attend religious services at least weekly are the most likely to report that being married is personally very important to them
In the latest Mapping America, adults who attend religious services at least weekly are more likely to report that being married is personally very important to them than those who worship less frequently.
In the latest Mapping America, the General Social Survey shows that adults in always-intact marriages who attend religious services at least weekly are the most likely to believe in the importance of having their own children.
In the latest Mapping America, the General Social Survey shows that married adults are more likely to believe in the importance of having their own children than unmarried adults.
In the latest Mapping America, the General Social Survey shows that adults who attend religious services at least weekly are more likely to believe in the importance of having their own children than those who worship less frequently.
In the latest Mapping America, the General Social Surveys show that adults in always-intact marriages who also worship at least weekly are more likely than all other adults to be proud of the type of work they do.
In the latest Mapping America, the General Social Surveys show that married adults are more likely to be proud of the type of work they do, compared to single adults, whether divorced, separated, or never married.