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Resources for Further Study
Course Profile
- EST. TIME 2 hrs
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SUBJECT
- POINTS 1000
course outline
- What is Happening to "Family"?
- The Progressive View: "Let's Get Rid of Marriage"
- The Conservative View: “Traditional Marriage and Families are Vital to the Common Good”
- The Grand Paradox: “Why the Traditional Family is Dysfunctional – and Essential”
- The New Gay Family
- Why the Family is Irreplaceable
- Summary: Preserving Our Families Through Happiness
- Resources for Further Study
- Survey
- Assessment