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Someone in my online Christian divorce group told me: "We saw five Christian marriage counselors—all of them with master's degrees and licenses—and we still divorced. Why couldn't they make a difference?" She continued, "My husband was involved with illegal and...
On Instagram, a teenager messaged me, "What is the effect of divorce on children?" She was working on a school project. Here is my reply: Hi Marcella (not her real name), Congratulations! You are researching one of the most popular topics in family studies. For the...
Understanding Divorce Rates in the U.S.: Terms, Formulas, and Lifetime Risk When people talk about the divorce rate in the United States, they’re often referencing different statistics—each with its own method of calculation and meaning. Here’s a clear breakdown,...
What’s Happening at the Colson Center—and Why It Matters to Abuse Survivors Charles Colson, Divorce, and the Organization That Uses His Name I was brought up in a wonderful Evangelical Christian home, and I'm an avid book reader. Chuck Colson's book, Born Again, was...
Moral Injury and Christian Abuse Survivors who Divorce Scroll down to the Moral Injury Quiz below. What is Moral Injury? The concept of “Moral injury” refers to the psychological distress that arises when an individual’s deeply held moral beliefs and ethical...
Critique of the Focus on the Family article: "PEDOPHILIA in MARRIAGE" - UPDATED 10 Pros and 10 Cons about their Advice .(Summary: Does Focus on the Family's article"Pedophilia in Marriage" give good advice? This article starts with some questions from a nameless woman...
Poverty and Bad Parents, Not Single Mothers, Drive Most Juvenile Delinquency Brad Wilcox of the Institute for Family Studies often suggests that single-parent homes (fatherlessness) cause juvenile delinquency, but having a very low income and having a parent who is...
How to Help a Friend in an Abusive or Destructive Marriage (Without Pressuring Her to Leave) If someone you love is in a destructive or possibly abusive marriage, your instincts may be strong. You want to protect her. You want to tell her the truth. You want to wake...
What’s the Difference Between No Contact and The Silent Treatment? People often wonder: What does it mean when someone refuses to talk to me? Are they using “gray rock” or “no contact”? Or are they giving me the silent treatment to punish me? The difference is usually...