Bryce J. Christensen

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Ignorance and infertility

7 Feb 2019 | FAMILY EDGE |  

tags: Denmark, fertility

You would think young Danes know all about sex. They don't.

Preventing suicide: family connections as a safety net

23 Jul 2018 | FAMILY EDGE |  

tags: community, family, suicide

Some social factors reduce suicide risk.

Growing acceptance of a dangerous addiction

24 Jun 2018 | FEATURES |  

tags: addiction, APA, pornography

More Americans say pornography is morally acceptable

Teen marriage: a sometimes good - or universal evil?

30 May 2018 | FAMILY EDGE |  

tags: adolescents, marriage, mental health

Social science findings suggest the perils are largely imaginary.

Internet pornography—akin to cocaine

8 May 2018 | FEATURES |  

tags: addiction, pornography

A chronic disease of brain reward, motivation, memory and related circuits.

Children falling short in school? Blame parental break-ups

18 Apr 2018 | FAMILY EDGE |  

tags: divorce, education, school, teenagers

When family life fails, so too do students

Motherhood in peril—in Europe and elsewhere

18 Jan 2018 | FEATURES |  

tags: childlessness, Europe, fertility

Intellectuals have a thoroughly secular solution.

Dispelling utopian illusions, building real-world families

16 Aug 2017 | FEATURES |  

tags: marriage, natural family

Conjugal marriage serves the best interest of all members of society, argue family scholars.

Protecting the first “little platoon”

10 Apr 2014 | FEATURES |  

tags: book reviews, conservatism, family, liberalism

Society needs family values - but not the faith they are based on? Where a liberal proposal falls down.

The surprising mental health effects of gender equality parenting

12 Nov 2012 | FAMILY EDGE |  

tags: adolescents, gender equality, mental health

When parents embrace the ideal of gender equality, their children enjoy the best possible mental health. They must. All the progressive commentators say so.

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