Lecture | The Sexual Revolution Has Failed

This book explores St. John Chrysostom's teachings on marriage and virginity within the context of early Christian thought. It presents Chrysostom's view of marriage as a sacred mystery and a path to salvation, emphasizing its role in human sanctification. The work delves into his perspectives on the importance of marriage in making individuals fit for God's presence. The teachings within highlight the spiritual dimensions of marriage and its significance in the broader Christian life. The study offers insights into the historical and theological understanding of marriage in the early Church, as interpreted by one of its most influential figures.

In this book, Jonathan V. Last argues that declining birth rates around the world are having profound effects on society. He explains how modern life, including factors such as high college tuition and government regulations, has made it harder for people to have children. The book discusses the consequences of these trends, including the impact on national populations, the welfare state, and military strength. Last provides a well-reasoned and clear analysis of the global demographic shift and its future implications.