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Marriage More Stable than Cohabitation, Research Finds

Cohabitation is a less stable form of relationship today than it was 15 years ago and particularly for couples with children, says relationships charity The Jubilee Centre. A fresh analysis of national data by the centre shows that cohabitations are rarely a long term lifestyle choice and the vast majority last only a short time […]

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Studies: Belief in God relieves depression

The Washington Times,  By Jennifer Harper The “Big Man Upstairs” is getting accolades from mental health specialists who say they are finding that a belief in God plays a positive role in the treatment of anxiety and depression. Entire article University of Toronto psychologists reported last year that “believing in God can help block anxiety […]

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Did I Get Married Too Young? Marriages of people in their early to mid-20s are not nearly as risky as you think.

By DAVID LAPP When my very smart and relatively young girlfriend (she was then 20) first told her father she was thinking of marrying me, he refused to even hear of it. “How much college debt does he have?” he demanded. “What’s the rush? Why not wait until your career and finances are established? How […]

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