fathers

In every U.S. state, the portion of families where children have two parents, rather than one, has dropped significantly over the past decade.

In every state, the portion of families where children have two parents, not one, has dropped significantly over the past decade.

A study of 2,000 British parents found that the 10th most popular Christmas list request this year for children aged 3 to 12 was "a dad."

A new review of studies shows fathers' attitudes toward teen sex and the emotional closeness of their relationships with their teens have a sizeable influence on their teens' sexual behaviors, separate from the influence of moms.

Looking at the big picture, I think that ultimately the problem gets back to two factors: 1) fatherlessness and 2) no fear of God.

While many studies have shown that a father's involvement improves a child's well-being, newer research finds that fatherhood affects the men, too.

Perhaps what we miss -- perhaps what is most bothersome -- about fatherlessness and all of its consequences are that it perpetuates a lie about who God is.

A rather obscure but important study conducted by the Swiss government in 1994 revealed some astonishing facts with regard to the generational transmission of faith and religious values.

There are mountains of social science evidence demonstrating the importance of Dad and warning about his absence.