If “consensual conversations” become unlawful, the cultural space for man-woman marriage shrinks fast. If speech about sexual difference is treated as harm, the man-woman basis of marriage is treated as prejudice by default. https://t.co/SDaec9UOWW

At C4M, we know that marriage is not a lifestyle garnish. The counter-revolution is already under way. The task now is to rebuild the ground-level conditions for a new generation to choose real marriage with confidence. https://t.co/6mhfnAHhu8

Brennan’s central claim is that law is not the only lever. Culture and commitment matter, because most abortions do not happen in stable, married homes. https://t.co/g2JJTvjNFl

Decades of policy have treated fathers as optional. The result is a crisis of authority in the home. Now, the Government proposes itself as the ‘Digital Father’ – cold, bureaucratic, and hostile to our values. https://t.co/gH2UAw8wE2

Tim’s argument begins with a simple premise about marriage: “I think marriage is meant to be a public institution endorsed by the state and protected by law”. That is why he argues the cousin marriage question cannot be shrugged off as a technicality. https://t.co/vAPeOkMpr9

The current direction of travel is obvious. Fewer marriages, fewer children, and then a permanent argument over importing future generations. That is not a plan. It is drift. https://t.co/Z0ZeLo6zPA

Broadcasting matters. The public-interest case for marriage and family stability is strong, so the BBC should treat marriage as a serious civic institution. https://t.co/cD7cKVPPoX

“... all children have a right to the affection and protection of the man and woman who created them”. The report adds that “the ideal environment in which to exercise this right is in a loving and stable home with their married biological parents”. https://t.co/a8GYpMcYRT

This January, the ‘Divorce Day’ noise does not need to set the mood. The myth is weak. The marriage reality is so much stronger. And the best response is practical: back marriage, talk about it plainly, and invest in it early. https://t.co/l5yltRBNkK

C4M will keep standing up and speaking out for those wrongly victimised for stating evidence-based truths about family life, and for everyone who wants the freedom to promote the benefits of real marriage without intimidation. https://t.co/YG7ndrto0t

Real marriage is not sustained by sentiment. It is sustained by culture, formation, mobilisation, law, and a refusal to let the state displace parents. These five clips show what that looks like in practice. https://t.co/uaGuo8ldEt

When elites remove marriage from the story, they do not create neutrality, they create drift. https://t.co/trLIDq2Ofn

The theme tying these clips together is simple. Marriage is not a private preference. It is a child-centred social institution. https://t.co/zoktMhMBhU

"...if we want boys to grow into men who protect women rather than exploit them, we must rebuild what forms character most reliably: stable families and, above all, the married mum-and-dad home" https://t.co/11JKRfw9ev

With fertility now at 1.41 children per woman in England and Wales, maybe it is time to explore an annual, positive public celebration of marriage and family in the UK. https://t.co/MwMTCdQr2m

Over the past fortnight, Canada has seen a fast moving row over whether quoting marriage-related scripture could be treated as hate speech. https://t.co/Uaz1ctmSox

For Andrew Symes the issue is the Gospel and the Church’s public witness. At the centre sits the belief that marriage is the term describing what only one man and one woman can do and that this God-given pattern protects sex and children. https://t.co/QC2sPBu0Vi

"courts and women’s groups rediscovering biological reality; institutions and campaigners trying to erase it in the classroom and punish it in the clinic. In that confusion, stable, faithful, man-woman marriage remains a beacon" https://t.co/wmCnTsck9d

On the topic of marriage, Nina says, “Everything I’ve read and reviewed... does point indeed to the superiority of two parent marriage and the longevity of marriage for the benefit of children”. https://t.co/gIhXzwMsLv

Long‑term Australian research from the ‘Ten to Men’ study shows that men who strongly remember an affectionate relationship with a father or father figure in childhood are about 48 per cent less likely ever to report using intimate partner violence. https://t.co/Zlo3xNzPIG