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71. Ethics & Religion: Mike McManus:

... enter and sustain it." Instead, many are choosing "to live in cohabiting relationships that may or may not lead to marriage and can be detrimental to ...

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72. Ethics & Religion: Mike McManus:

... where they experienced multiple divorces and remarriages of one or both parents' plus'many cohabitations and brief love affairs,'' she writes in her landmark book, ...

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73. Ethics and Religion: November 23, 2016: Column 1839: Divorce Rate: Falling Or Rising?

... the 319 million in 2014. Why is the marriage rate plunging? Millions are cohabiting as a way to "test" their compatibility. This is big mistake ...

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74. Ethics & Religion: Mike McManus:

... by women with children grew nearly five times faster than married couples with children! Cohabiting couples now number 5.5 million, almost double that of 1990 and 13 TIMES ...

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75. Ethics & Religion: Mike McManus:

... Delaware and Connecticut at 28. "Higher marriage rates are associated with less non-marital cohabitation, and this also clusters geographically along Red/Blue lines," writes ...

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76. Ethics and Religion: March 18, 2015: Column 1751: Why Are Southern Baptists Shrinking?

... there were no additional marriages, though population grew 111 million. What's soared is cohabitation, up 15-fold from 523,000 in 1970 to 7.9 million last year ...

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77. Ethics & Religion: Mike McManus:

... ) "And we should not ignore one compelling fact. Nearly one in two cohabiting parents split up before their child's fifth birthday. The figure for married couples ...

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78. Ethics & Religion: Mike McManus:

... doubled from 15 to 28 percent from 1960-2010. Pew said that many couples are cohabiting instead of marrying because "they fear divorce." Why? Many are ...

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79. Ethics and Religion: October 30, 2014: Column 1731: Impact of Marriage on Income

... simply: couples who marry will earn $42,000 more than those who cohabit or remain single. Good news for parents of young adults and pastors! ...

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80. Ethics & Religion: Mike McManus:

... Funding Children and Families' on welfare which interpreted the phrase'two-parent families' to include cohabiting parents, separated and divorced parents as well as married ones. What nonsense ...

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