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* respect for a work ethic, and rejection of an entitlement mentality | * respect for a work ethic, and rejection of an entitlement mentality | ||
* appreciates the importance of a [[conservative]] culture in raising children | * appreciates the importance of a [[conservative]] culture in raising children | ||
| − | * no confusion over who is the homemaker and who is the breadwinner | + | * no confusion over who is the homemaker and who is the breadwinner; recognizing the benefits of division of labor |
| + | * recognizing that values do matter and do have serious consequences | ||
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Revision as of 19:22, June 15, 2008
There is much good advice that can be given to teenagers and people in their 20s and 30s. But the best advice of all is this: marry a conservative.
Benefits include:
- freedom from sexually transmitted diseases and their harm (including infertility)
- fidelity in marriage and accountability
- lack of hostility to faith, no censorship of prayer
- frugality and freedom from burdens of big spending and debt
- respect for the Ten Commandments and opposition to deceit
- respect for a work ethic, and rejection of an entitlement mentality
- appreciates the importance of a conservative culture in raising children
- no confusion over who is the homemaker and who is the breadwinner; recognizing the benefits of division of labor
- recognizing that values do matter and do have serious consequences