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• Child Abuse by Family Structure
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• The Future of Catholic Primary Schools in a Pluralist Society-Fr Michael Drumm
• Ireland's latest report to the UN: The Iona Institute's response
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• The loss of virtue and the economic crisis: A talk by Theodore Dalrymple
• The new moral absolutism
• Freedom of Conscience and Religion-Roger Trigg
• Religious freedom in the United Kingdom-Neil Addison
• Religion, politics and the European Union: An address by John Bruton
• Made for children: Why the institution of marriage deserves special status
• A child’s best interests: who decides?
• Teenage access to contraception
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• Making Babies: Regulating the AHR industry
• Church attendance in Ireland increases.
• Only one in four want State-run schools.
• The benefits of religious practise
• New polls shows majority still believe marriage is better for society than cohabitation.
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• NI religious knowledge poll
• Domestic Partnerships: A response to recent proposals on civil unions
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• Tax Individualisation: Time for A critical Rethink
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New polls shows majority still believe marriage is better for society than cohabitation.

January 12, 2009

A majority of people continue to believe that marriage is better for society and for children than cohabitation according to a new opinion poll commissioned by The Iona Institute and conducted by Red C.