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James Joyner | Tuesday, July 1, 2003 |
Reacting to a post on OTB this morning, Mark Hasty ruminates on the expansion of childhood and postponement of marriage. While this trend has has lots of consequences–many good–for the society as a whole, Mark notes that it is a huge problem for adherents to Christianity, which demands sexual abstinance until marriage.
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Well, in place of sex, you could always blog.
P.S. If you don't want people to have sex, LET THEM GET MARRIED.
Posted by John Lemon | July 2, 2003 | 12:52 am | Permalink
It's why Christians get married so young. All of my friends from college (I went to a Christian college) got married while still students or right after graduation.
With the exception of one couple that I can think of, all are still married.
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