It’s plainly intended to be inspirational—and, indeed, This American Ex-Wife uses the tale of Lenz’s marriage ending, alongside statistics and interviews and a startling amount of country ...

We show how the common good depends on enshrining this view in law ... opponent of redefining marriage, was active throughout the 1980s and '90s. She wrote books documenting the sexual ...

While modern culture has become increasingly permissive regarding the dissolution of marriage, Scripture upholds a high view ...

Divorce, in the narrator’s view ... happen this quickly? Marriage — or relationship — sabbaticals may be a novel solution to revive a relationship. Based on these books, the best ones ...

His most important contribution is to identify the two fundamentally competing views of marriage that uncomfortably co-exist in America today. The first is the traditional view of the permanent ...

In their books, Heather Havrilesky and Laura Kipnis ... “my love had started to take the shape of sleepwalking.” In her view, a marriage that depends on peacekeeping through silence and ...

Let's get rid of the business model of marriage. There is a common view of marriage, widely discussed in self-help books and blogs, that it is about each of us fulfilling each other's "needs." ...

[6] Scalia writes that he does not mean “to suggest disagreement with the Chief Justice’s view ... marriage directly undercuts the rational foundations for the norms of marriage: permanence ...

Another year, another stack of great books to read. Jeffrey Brown talked ... of ‘Huckleberry Finn’ but from the point of view of Jim, the enslaved person in the novel. I usually am suspicious ...

This view of marriage as a tool has become so commonplace today that many may no longer recognize it. Consider, for example, divorce attorney James Sexton, whose books include If You’re in My ...