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Guide to Family Issues: Cohabitation vs. Marriage Prepared by United Families International, the "Guide to Family Issues: Cohabitation vs. Marriage" provides peer-reviewed scientific research, social science data, expert commentary and sound, logical arguments to support pro-family positions on issues dealing with cohabitation. The Question & Answers about Cohabitation section provides insights into the most common misconceptions and misrepresentations surrounding this issue. The Fast Facts and Commentary section provides a wealth of research and thoughtful commentary to debunk related myths and misrepresentations. The guide was designed to aid in legislative debates, school board meetings, preparing letters to the editor, classroom debates and more. All proceeds from the sale of the guide benefit. |
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Guide to Family Issues: Abortion Prepared by United Families International, the "Guide to Family Issues: Abortion" provides peer-reviewed scientific research, social science data, expert commentary and sound, logical arguments to support pro-family positions on issues dealing with abortion. The Question & Answers About Abortion section provides insights into the most common misconceptions and misrepresentations surrounding this issue. The Fast Facts and Commentary section provides a wealth of research and thoughtful commentary to debunk the myths and misrepresentations. The guide was designed to aid in legislative debates, school board meetings, preparing letters to the editor, classroom debates and more. All proceeds from the sale of the guide benefit. |
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Guide to Family Issues: Adoption Prepared by United Families International, the "Guide to Family Issues: Adoption" provides peer-reviewed scientific research, social science data, expert commentary and sound, logical arguments to support pro-family positions on issues dealing with adoption. The Myth and Reality section provides insights into the most common misconceptions and misrepresentations surrounding this issue. The Fast Facts and Commentary section provides a wealth of research and thoughtful commentary to debunk the myths and misrepresentations. The guide was designed to aid in legislative debates, school board meetings, preparing letters to the editor, classroom debates and more. All proceeds from the sale of the guide benefit UFI. |
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Guide to Family Issues: Sexual Orientation Prepared by United Families International, the widely acclaimed "Guide to Family Issues: Sexual Orientation" provides peer-reviewed scientific research, social science data, expert commentary and sound, logical arguments to support pro-family positions on issues dealing with sexual orientation. The Myth and Reality section provides insights into the most common misconceptions and misrepresentations surrounding this issue. The Fast Facts and Commentary section then provides a wealth of research and thoughtful commentary to debunk the myths and misrepresentations. The guide was designed to aid in legislative debates, school board meetings, preparing letters to the editor, classroom debates and more. All proceeds from the sale of the guide benefit UFI. |
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Mothers and Fathers Defending Marriage & Family in the Halls of the UN By Susan Roylance, with articles by Sharon Slater, Lynn Allred, Doug Clark and Richard G. Wilkins What happens at the United Nations matters, and the authors and contributors make the case for family involvement in order to ensure a favorable future for the society our children will inherit. |
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Marriage and the Public Good: Ten Principles This is a report issued by an impressive group of U.S. experts and scholars in the fields of History, Economics, Psychiatry, Law, Sociology and Philosophy that should be “must reading” for policy makers around the world and particularly in the U.S as well as for anyone concerned about defending marriage and the family. |
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MARRIAGE AND THE LAW: A Statement of Principles Institute for American Values and Institute for Marriage and Public Policy This is destined to be one of the most important documents in the effort to defend traditional marriage, not just in the United States, but internationally. Over a hundred of the top family scholars and legal scholars in the U.S. and Canada have drafted this 43 page analysis of the problems being created by the approach to marriage and family law being taken by much of the legal establishment. These problems, they conclude, are being created by the view of too many judges and lawyers that marriage is merely "a creature of the statute and a set legal benefits created by the law" and that traditional marriage is "just one of many equally valid lifestyles." Instead, these experts stress that marriage and the benefits that flow from it is much more than a creation of law. For society to enjoy these benefits it must create a "marriage culture." Doing that "requires the combined efforts of civil society—families, faith communities, schools, neighborhoods, public policy and the law." |
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It Takes a Mother to Raise a Village By Colleen Down Full-time mom Colleen Down decided to ignore her buzzing dryer and ringing cell phone long enough to stand up and defend those whose profession is to rock the cradle and to remind them once again that they truly do have the power to change the world. |
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Hardwired to Connect: The New Scientific Case for Authoritative Communities Institute for American Values This report is about rising rates of mental problems and emotional distress among American children and adolescents. A group of children’s doctors, research scientists and mental health and youth service professionals present the cause of the crisis and introduces a new concept – authoritative communities – in order to help youth service professionals, policy makers and society at large to do a better job of addressing the crisis. |
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Genderless Marriage, Institutional Realities, and Judicial Elision Monte Stewart, President of the Marriage Law Foundation, is a brilliant and internationally recognized expert in marriage law who has done important work to defend marriage in the United States, Canada and South Africa. Fortunately, he also is an excellent writer. These talents make his most recent article, “Genderless Marriage, Institutional Realities and Judicial Elision,” just published in the Duke Journal of Constitutional Law and Public Policy an invaluable tool for anyone seriously determined to defend marriage in the policy arena. |
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