A world shaped by contraception is one that is far from friendly to marriage and family.
Frenzied attempts to boost birth rates in the city state ignore one key statistic: abortion rates.
Churchgoing men are not a hangover of the old patriarchy but a new breed who are closely connected to their families.
Why sexual issues matter enough to cause a schism in the Anglican communion.
Polygamy is a consensual arrangement among adults, says an Australian Muslim leader, so what can the West have against it?
Why can't a court oblige a Muslim disappointed that his new wife is not a virgin? Marriages are dissolved every day for more trivial reasons.
A religious sect is being prosecuted for under-age sex and marriage. A lot of other people should be feeling uncomfortable.
It is not middle-class women who are ending up on the shelf but their less educated sisters.
As the Pope begins his visit to the United States there is one topic he is certain to speak on.
Thirty-five? Or worse, 40, and unmarried? Should a girl give up on romance and settle for someone who will take out the trash?
The thing Australians should really feel sorry about is trashing the Aboriginal family.
Why did the media make a hullabaloo about a rise in the teen birth rate and ignore a much larger rise in births to unmarried mothers?
A study finds that the contraceptive pill may slightly reduce the risk of getting cancer. How excited should today's young women be?
Childless Japanese women push the country's culture of cute too far.
A palliative care physician remembers a moment of love.
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