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More bad news for marriage is baked in.
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Back in September W. Bradford Wilcox and Wendy Wang published an American Enterprise Institute report titled The Marriage Divide: How and Why Working-Class Families Are More Fragile Today. I’ve written… read more
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The rational response to high divorce rates.
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Note: Most of the data presented in this post is from family profiles produced by the National Center for Family and Marriage Research (NCFMR) at Bowling Green State University (BGSU). … read more
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America is destroying the Hispanic family.
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Usually when you see divorce rates broken out by race and ethnicity, the results look like the chart below, created with data from an NCFMR report on 2010 divorce rates:… read more
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NY Times Happy Talk About Divorce
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The NY Times has a new article complaining that people still think divorce is a problem (H/T Rollo Tomassi): The Divorce Surge Is Over, but the Myth Lives On But here… read more
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More remarriage rate charts.
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There was a problem with the time scaling of the remarriage rate chart in my last post. Here is the fixed version: I also decided to take another look… read more
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Does Shaunti Feldhahn’s rosy divorce data prove that no fault divorce is working out pretty well after all?
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A few weeks ago I asked why modern Christians are so delighted with current divorce rates. As I explained in the post, Shaunti Feldhahn has a new book* and multiple articles proclaiming… read more
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Smoking gun
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Figure 3 in this NCFMR paper on remarriage rates doesn’t include the actual values of the data being charted, so I pulled the chart into GIMP, blew it up, and estimated… read more
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Getting to the church on time (a second time).
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Deep Strength offered his own explanation on why young wives in the UK are divorcing in much lower numbers: However, when you take into context women getting married closer to… read more
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Latest Divorce Rate Chart from 2012 State of Our Unions
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Back in July of 2012 I pointed out that the conventional wisdom on the trend in US divorce rates appeared to be changing. The reason is the official data set… read more
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Not Glad Tidings for Post Marital Spinsters.
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The National Center for Family & Marriage Research (NCFMR) at Bowling Green State University has crunched the numbers on the latest remarriage stats: Men are more likely to remarry than women,… read more
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