How Society Suffers when the Family is no longer its Basic Unit
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Corey D.August 2, 2024
In The Story of Civilization, which has been considered one of the preeminent analysis's of the world's civilization's, Will and Ariel Durrant, who were agnostics, make a point that when it came down to it, there really were not too many factors or causes of societal downfall or a civilization's failing but one of those causes/reasons that was a factor, was when a society/civilization tried to redefine family, we are certainly there.
Rob McGhieAugust 2, 2024
Excellent and well researched article. I wish everyone could read this.
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