Is loss of religion contributing to the declines in birth rates? Answer from Jim Penman

20 Aug 2024 · 1 min
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Jim Penman answers whether loss of religion contributes to declining birth rates, arguing that loss of religion is part of a broader cultural shift away from belief in family, nation, and principles toward prioritizing personal pleasure. He contends this shift harms society and individuals and advocates returning to living for others rather than solely for personal enjoyment.

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