Modern feminists constantly push an opposing narrative, talking about how motherhood takes away dreams and dominating husbands are stifling. But if the feminists are correct, why do studies show otherwise?
The study in question comes from the Institute for Family Studies and looks at whether or not “religion is a force for ill or good in families around the globe.” The study “answers this question by looking at the relationship between religion and four important outcomes— relationship quality, fertility, domestic violence, and infidelity—in 11 countries in the Americas, Europe, and Oceania.”
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