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Atheism and divorce (view source)
Revision as of 22:12, February 16, 2017
, 22:12, February 16, 2017→Atheist Vladmir Lenin and no-fault divorce
No-fault divorce is the term for the dissolution of a marriage on a finding that the relationship is no longer viable, without any need to show “fault” or marital misconduct. Because no-fault divorce was birthed in the USSR, it is worth examining how and why it was instituted in that country and comparing how it mirrors the outcomes in the U.S.<ref>[https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/the-communist-roots-of-no-fault-divorce The Communist Roots of No-Fault Divorce] by Joe Carter</ref>}}
No-fault divorce is the term for the dissolution of a marriage on a finding that the relationship is no longer viable, without any need to show “fault” or marital misconduct. Because no-fault divorce was birthed in the USSR, it is worth examining how and why it was instituted in that country and comparing how it mirrors the outcomes in the U.S.<ref>[https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/the-communist-roots-of-no-fault-divorce The Communist Roots of No-Fault Divorce] by Joe Carter</ref>}}
== Mao, communist China, family and divorce ==
The article ''The Chinese Family Under Mao'' states regarding the atheist [[Mao Zedong]] and marriage:
[[Mao Zedong|Mao]] saw the clan and the family as institutions that kept the peasants oppressed so he issued several policies to break down the family structure. Families were made to eat in cafeterias; which meant no home needed a kitchen, children were raised in daycare centers instead of being looked after by relatives, parents were cremated instead of buried, and the ancestor tablets (family records) and ancestral halls were destroyed in the Cultural Revolution.
Mao’s attempts to remove the family from the center of Chinese life ultimately failed, but not before destroying a few aspects of traditional culture.<ref>[https://chinachange.org/2011/03/17/the-chinese-family-under-mao/ ''The Chinese Family Under Mao'']. Chinachange.org</ref>}}
== French Revolution, atheism and divorce ==
== French Revolution, atheism and divorce ==