People Reluctant to Give Up Religion, Even Though They Find it Hard to Accept the Mysteries of God, Says UD Religious Studies Expert; Family Expert Predicts Growing Number of Two-Paycheck Families will Spur Need for Dependent Care--Both Children and Elderly--In the '90s.

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Publication Date

12-28-1989

Abstract

Feature leads for the media: Thomas M. Martin, chair of UD's religious studies department, shares his view on why people find it hard to give up religion but also find it hard to accept the mysteries of God. Patricia Voydanoff, director of UD's Center for the study of Family Development, shares her prediction that the number of two-paycheck families will increase during the '90s.

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"People Reluctant to Give Up Religion, Even Though They Find it Hard to Accept the Mysteries of God, Says UD Religious Studies Expert; Family Expert Predicts Growing Number of Two-Paycheck Families will Spur Need for Dependent Care--Both Children and Elderly--In the '90s. " (1989). News Releases. 5505.
https://ecommons.udayton.edu/news_rls/5505