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Whatever Happened to Marriage? - Exploring Modern Challenges to a Sacred Institution

Whatever Happened to Marriage? - Exploring Modern Challenges to a Sacred Institution

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In a world where traditional values are increasingly challenged, "Whatever Happened to Marriage?" delves into the contemporary issues facing the sacred institution of marriage. Inspired by Pope Francis's poignant observation in 2016 about a "global war trying to destroy marriage" through ideas rather than weapons, this booklet critically examines the modern concepts undermining the traditional understanding of marriage.

This insightful booklet articulates the Catholic perspective on marriage, rooted in biblical revelation and the inherent nature of the human person. It meticulously explores how many legal systems worldwide have redefined the family structure, prioritising individualism over collective familial values.

Key topics include:

  • Excarnation: The denial of the human person's embodiment, especially concerning gender.
  • Gender Theory: The controversial separation of biological sex from gender, treating gender identity as a personal choice rather than a biological fact.
  • Equalism: The elevation of equality to an absolute, obliterating the genuine differences between heterosexual and same-sex couples.
  • Dehumanised Rights: The propagation of false human rights claims, exemplified by the denial of a child's right to both a mother and a father.
  • Adolescent Progressivism: An ideological stance that prioritises the identity politics of its advocates, often branding dissenting opinions as phobic or reactionary.

"Whatever Happened to Marriage?" provides a thorough exploration of these five critical ideas, offering a robust defence of traditional marriage against modern ideological attacks. This booklet is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of contemporary debates about marriage and the family, from a perspective that values both tradition and objective truth.

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