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Only Kool-Aid Drinkers Believe in a 50% Divorve Rate

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Those who died in the People's Temple Cult in Guyana a few years ago drank poison kool-aid because Jones tole them a reality that wasn't true. Many who teach about the family today have drank a poison potion because they have believe what the media has told them about the state of American marriage. If I here another person whine about the state of traditional marriage in America or that we need to adopt new styles of marriages or try to make those people in traditional marriages feel guilty about their marital difficulties by claiming the divorce rate is 50% and the home is in crisis I am going to do something rash. I wrote my doctoral project on divorce recovery and my research establish that traditional marriage are more popular and stronger than ever. Here is an excerpt: Many people both inside and outside the Christian community are predicting the demise of the family. In Hollywood vs. America, Michael Medved, a movie critic, demonstrates that over the last 25 years m...

A Christmas Question?

Could there be a more bizarre yet dramatic mystery than the nativity-- the story of Jesus birth. An engaged couple face crisis upon crisis. The woman discovers she  pregnant by someone other than her betrothed. Angels appearing to both man and woman declaring God to be the father of the child. A national census creates the need for the couple to return to the man's home town fulfilling an ancient prophecy about the anticipated Messiah's birth. With no vacancies in the inns in the small town the child is born in a cattle stall and met there by shepherds who themselves have had an epiphany. Eight days later the couple dedicated the child in the Jewish synagogue. A prophet and prophetess declare the child to be the expected Messiah. Shortly after the couple returns home to Nazareth emissaries from foreign nations appear before the governor. They are following a star to anoint a new King. The sovereign attempts to ensnare them in his conspiracy to kill the child whom he considers a...