There are so many reasons to wait to build a family until you're in your 60s. You rightly point out the failures of that model, morally, culturally as well as financially. Perhaps reconsidering a practice which worked quite well in the past is reasonable.
Acceptance of that begins in the home and continues in the pew; supplemented in the living room and around the dining room table. A parallel society of Christians. Do we have any precedent? Besides the Book of Acts, I mean, or the following 1800 years...
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There are so many reasons to wait to build a family until you're in your 60s. You rightly point out the failures of that model, morally, culturally as well as financially. Perhaps reconsidering a practice which worked quite well in the past is reasonable.
Acceptance of that begins in the home and continues in the pew; supplemented in the living room and around the dining room table. A parallel society of Christians. Do we have any precedent? Besides the Book of Acts, I mean, or the following 1800 years...