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In England, Big Families are the Problem
Yet another cry that big families are the source of the world’s deepest issues, like hunger. Wrapping his words in both an appearance of ecologically-friendly and faith-friendly terms, Prince Ph… more →
Semper Reformanda
The Tactful Christian Response to Homosexuality, Part III
skepticcon wrote 3 days ago: Recently in a blog I read two more of the Christian justifications for why it’s reasonable - a … more →
US Life Expectancies on the Downturn!?
balancefromwithin wrote 4 weeks ago: Yep……Life expectancies are now going DOWN. The US is now ranks 42nd in terms of life ex … more →
hello, America
twitterpaters wrote 1 month ago: by twit How’s that American Dream™ treating you these days? Via the BBC on July 17, 2008: … more →
Global Demographics
Virginia Nuessle wrote 2 months ago: Last Sunday The New York Times Magazine featured an article on global demographics, describing the b … more →
Will UEFA cancel Euro 2048? Will anybody care?
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Susan wrote 2 months ago: I was surfing the web late the other night and stumbled on an interesting article in the New York Ti … more →
More Kids or Less, and Why? Birth Rates and Social Policy
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cynematic wrote 2 months ago: They buried the lede: deep in a NYT Magazine piece, “No Babies?”, about the declining fe … more →
We don't have enough babies.
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carrieskaleidoscope wrote 2 months ago: I know that sounds strange, but it’s true. If you look at the richest, most developed countr … more →
In England, Big Families are the Problem
mhudson wrote 3 months ago: Yet another cry that big families are the source of the world’s deepest issues, like hunger. W … more →
Latinas And Teen Pregnancy
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peak9 wrote 3 months ago: There are some startling new statistics regarding latina teens. The following comes from the Nationa … more →
Daughters Matter
network2020 wrote 4 months ago: For every 1,000 boys born in India there are only 927 girls. Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh s … more →
Reaping what was not sown
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properlyscared wrote 5 months ago: A nation that does not plant wheat does not have bread. Such a nation must import either the wheat o … more →
Jean Jacques Rousseau’s Bastards…
Al wrote 7 months ago: … and the slow fall of Europe. Although modesty is natural to man, it is not natural to children … more →
Are Boys An Endangered Species?
Eric A. Blair wrote 10 months ago: By Francesca Lyman for MSN Health & Fitness Half as many boys as girls are being born in some p … more →
Today is Baby Making Day in The Region of Ulyanovsk
growingyourbaby wrote 11 months ago: As I reported last week, the region of trying to increase their population by offering prize for any … more →
No Love In Germany
growingyourbaby wrote 11 months ago: Germany’s birth rate is sinking despite many years of tax breaks for parents and plans to expa … more →
Have a baby, PLEASE.
mhudson wrote 1 year ago: One region of Russia has found an innovative way to battle the drastic decline in birth rate: they … more →
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