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The comparison of the article is pretty clear. Secularism and liberalisation led to plummeting birth rates. This is to what I am referring.
by 4gotunameagain 4y ago
The comparison of the article is pretty clear. Secularism and liberalisation led to plummeting birth rates. This is to what I am referring.
- woodruffw 4y agoThat’s not a great metric of success, as pointed out in TFA: most places with high birth rates have them because environmental pressures demand it. Remove the pressure (excess child mortality), and the social factors that justify high birthrates disappear. We’re presumably in agreement that imposing excess infant mortality is not a good idea.