Marriage study

• Looking for the Fountain of Youth? Getting hitched might be the answer for some.
(Huffington Post)
• UCLA psychologists have found that less affluent people hold more traditional values towards marriage and divorce compared with more affluent and rich people.
(Study Confirms - Medical News Today)
• THURSDAY, July 12 (HealthDay News) -- Money problems, drinking and drug use are among the social and economic factors that make low-income couples less likely to marry and more likely to divorce than couples with more money, a new study suggests.
(YAHOO!)
• Money cant buy love, but how much you have may affect your views on marriage.
(Huffington Post)
• Despite pressure and pleas to allow pastors in states where gay marriage is legal to preside at same-sex weddings, a fracturing Presbyterian Church (USA) voted only to spend the next two years studying the meaning of Christian marriage. The Rev.
(Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
• Bangalore: Yet again confirming the prevalence of child marriages in India, a new health survey has revealed that more boys than girls are getting married before the legal age of 21 years.
(Silicon India)
• As a social scientist, he looks at the evidence. His New Family Structures Study, while supported and welcomed by advocates of traditional marriage, wasnt exactly made to order.
(Town Hall)
• Nathan and Robert Gale, from Edinburgh, made a lifelong commitment to each other almost exactly three years ago, when they entered a civil partnership. Even so, they believe they should have the right to take the next step forward and marry.
(scotsman.com)
• Later Friday night, the Assembly voted to convene a two-year, churchwide study on the theology of marriage. Participants on both sides said the denomination had delayed the "inevitable.
(The Christian Science Monitor)