Making the Case for Marriage
Our
case for marriage is based on pragmatic evaluation of the advantages for
children, families, and the local and national community. The richness and
diversity of relationships, as well as differences between the people most
likely to marry and those most likely to cohabit, preclude simplistic claims of
cause and effect. But there is a significant difference in outcomes and the
distinctive features of marriage are an important part of the reason. We are
building a resource library as part of our new website; here we include a
selection of key points.