A New York Times study of census data from 2005 claims that 51 percent of American women now live alone without a spouse, and most of them by choice. The report, which appeared in the paper Jan. 16, claims the number of single women has increased from 49 percent just five years ago and from...

The New York Times reported January 16 that there are now more women in America living without a husband than with one. The article quotes numerous single women—several of whom are divorced or who have been involved in live-in relationships—who celebrate their newfound freedom as a positive life development.

The New York Times reported January 16 that there are now more women in America living without a husband than with one. The article quotes numerous single women—several of whom are divorced or who have been involved in live-in relationships—who celebrate their newfound freedom as a positive life development.

R. Fowler White, administrator, faculty dean, and professor of New Testament at Knox Theological Seminary speaks with Gender-News regarding the school’s commitments on gender issues.

Pointing to biblical truth, social science and intuition, Focus on the Family founder James Dobson asserts in the latest issue of Time magazine that children are better off with a mother and a father and that society should avoid the “untested” and “far-reaching social experiment” of homosexual parenting.

Harold Hoehner, distinguished professor of New Testament Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary, argued in a paper at last month’s national meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society in Washington, D.C., that pastor-teacher is a spiritual gift in the New Testament and not an office. Hoehner uses this argument to affirm women as pastor-teachers in the church.