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Maybe we ask Mormon and Muslim women what they think of their education, wealth and expected role in those above-replacement fertility rates?
by PaulDavisThe1st 3y ago
Maybe we ask Mormon and Muslim women what they think of their education, wealth and expected role in those above-replacement fertility rates?
- WD40forRust42 3y ago[dead]
- rayiner 3y agoDon’t forget that those societies also impose heavy obligations on men. Are secular women, many of who are stuck both working and raising kids by themselves without men supporting them, happier on average? I haven’t seen any data to suggest that’s true. Indeed, Mormons are happier overall than other groups: https://news.gallup.com/poll/152732/religious-higher-wellbeing-across-faiths.aspx https://news.gallup.com/poll/152732/religious-higher-wellbei.... Maybe there’s a big gender gap there but I’m not aware of any data to support that notion.