I felt this would make a great debate topic, as it gained much interest in the life section.
Is marriage outdated?
Marriage is arguably losing its appeal claim many social scientists, and indeed many tabloids. With divorce ever on the increase â with statistics showing one out of every three marriages end in divorce, the institution of marriage as a religious and legal bond may be considered outdated in todayâs society. Co-habitation is no longer unacceptable, indeed it is commonplace among the youth of today, and illegitimacy no longer carries such a social stigma. But is a stable family environment dependent on a marital bond â or more appropriately, if not dependent is it improved?
Is marriage outdated?
Marriage is arguably losing its appeal claim many social scientists, and indeed many tabloids. With divorce ever on the increase â with statistics showing one out of every three marriages end in divorce, the institution of marriage as a religious and legal bond may be considered outdated in todayâs society. Co-habitation is no longer unacceptable, indeed it is commonplace among the youth of today, and illegitimacy no longer carries such a social stigma. But is a stable family environment dependent on a marital bond â or more appropriately, if not dependent is it improved?