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HaloKat · 158w
What’s your argument for why that is?
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There are lots, but the simplest one is that children come from marriage, and statistically having a father and a mother is clearly the best outcome for kids. Unmarried couples are far less likely to stay together. Patterns of promiscuity pre-marriage, plus a culture that doesn't value faithfulness (i.e., porn, no-fault divorce, etc) surrounding a marriage make it harder to stay together long term. Divorce teaches children to fear commitment, perpetuating the problem.

This podcast is heckin' good on the topic: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/katy-faust-our-childrens-forgotten-rights/id1547129171?i=1000608655471
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HaloKat · 158w
Would you say there were time periods and depending on the culture, where marriage was not foundational to society? Did Celtic or Germanic tribes have the same prevalence of marriage as the periods that followed? I would guess not? Maybe the same goes for indigenous cultures? I do believe marriage...