It ignores the increase in Marriage rate?For starters, it's not a flaw if the numbers are comparative to a time when more of the general population married.Because you're not supporting your assertion, you're merely going "neener neener," same as all thread.You didn't establish the flaw, you merely asserted one and then ran away.
It's hard, Marty...I know. The whole mirror thing.
How is my responding "running away"
We have reached the point of two opinions not being able to resolve.
You asserted a flaw, and didnt support it with comparative numbers. Where are they, Marty?
Oh right, you dont have them.
Shocker, and thats the point.
I pointed out issues with methodology, that you ignore because "fuh fuh fuh evangelicals suck. fuh fuh fuh"
Not sure why that's so hard for you to grasp, Marty.
it's flawed because it ignores the increase in marriage rate in general, never-mind the whole correlation vs. causation issue.
As it pertains to what? What do you think the study even attempts to justify? You didn't even read the study, or see what it concludes...you're merely quibbling over made up shit that you didn't establish.
It's merely showing a rate comparison. An apple to an apple. You're claiming it's apples and oranges and not establishing how with any sort of facts, or data...which is completely ridiculous.
Hell, you didn't even do the research. Maybe the evangelical divorce rate was EVEN WORSE when more of the general population was marrying. But you dont know that...because you didnt even make any attempt to support your assertion of a flaw.
You're not establishing anything. You're just barking at a mirror.