Nonfiction analysis of father absence's societal costs with practical strategies for family and community renewal from a Christian perspective.
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Nonfiction analysis of father absence's societal costs with practical strategies for family and community renewal from a Christian perspective.
In the US, approximately 40 percent of children are born to single mothers. In the African American community, that number jumps to 70 percent. But even when a father is physically present in a household, that doesn't mean he is engaged with his children or leading his family. In our dad-deprived culture, there has been an increase in juvenile delinquency, depression, anxiety, abuse, trauma, incarceration, infant mortality, risky sexual behavior in teens, poverty, and substance abuse. Fathers wh...
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No romantic or sexual content present.
No violent content present.
No profanity present.
Discusses substance abuse as a societal consequence of father absence.
No LGBTQ+ representation present.
Christian framing of fatherhood, faith transmission, and church initiatives.
No magic or witchcraft present.
No occult content present.
Social and cultural analysis of family structure and policy implications.
No self-harm or suicide content present.
Discusses child abuse, trauma, and systemic effects of absent fathers.
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