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  Published: (1995)
• The misery of childless marriage in Igbo culture: re-consideration of ecclesiastical ethical response to cultural and biomedical “remedies”
  by: Keke, Christogonus Onyekachi ca. 21. Jh.
  Published: (2017)
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  by: Keke, Christogonus Onyekachi ca. 21. Jh.
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• Childless marriages and child adoption among the Igbo
  by: Ekwunife, John Kachikwulu
  Published: (2020)
• Childless Marriages and Child adoption among the Igbo
  by: Ekwunife, John Kachikwulu
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• Helping childless couples
  by: Johannes Paul, II., Papst 1920-2005
  Published: (2005)
• The childless woman and her neighbours: Exploring neighbourliness within a rural community in Cameroon
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• The Childless Wife in Assyria and the Stories of Genesis
  by: Grayson, A. K., et al.
  Published: (1975)
• Childless Female Diviners in the Bible and Beyond
  by: Hamori, Esther J.
  Published: (2013)
• The childless wife in Assyria and the stories of Genesis
  by: Grayson, Albert Kirk 1935-, et al.
  Published: (1975)
• Children, Motherhood, and the Social Death of Childless Women: The Social and Theological Construction of Infertility in the Hebrew Bible and in Cameroon
  by: Yafeh-Deigh, Alice
  Published: (2020)
• The Memorial of the Childless Man: A Study in Hebrew Thought on Immortality
  by: Frost, Stanley B. 1913-
  Published: (1972)
• Magisterial teaching on marriage 1880-1968: historical constancy of radical development?
  by: Selling, Joseph A. 1945-
  Published: (1990)
• Research suggests Australian childless women are at risk of pronatalism-driven social exclusion. This exploratory, mixed methods, cross-sectional study described and explored the social exclusion of Australian childless women aged 25 to 44 years, and asked: what are the nature and extent of social exclusion of childless women; and do the nature and extent of exclusion vary for different types of childless women? A total of 776 childless female Australian residents aged 25 to 44 years completed a self-administered questionnaire. Quantitative data were collected on childlessness types, indicators of exclusion and perceived stigmatisation and exclusion due to being childless. Data were analysed using descriptive statistics, One Way ANOVAs and Kruskal Wallis Analysis of Ranks. Qualitative data on childless women’s experiences were inductively thematically analysed. Findings suggest societal-level pronatalism drives exclusion of Australian childless women. While exclusion occurs in all domains of life, childless women experience more exclusion, and perceive more exclusion due to being childless, in the social and civic domains than the service and economic domains. Circumstantially and involuntarily childless women, followed by voluntarily childless women, perceive more exclusion due to being childless than undecided and future childed women. Experiences are influenced by the nature of women’s ‘deviance’ from pronatalism.
  by: Turnbull, Beth, et al.
  Published: (2016)
• Re-reading "Gaudium et spes" on marriage and the family
  by: Selling, Joseph A. 1945-
  Published: (1980)
• A closer look at the text of "Gaudium et spes" on marriage and the family
  by: Selling, Joseph A. 1945-
  Published: (1982)
• Twenty significant points in the theology of marriage and the familiy present in the teaching of "Gaudium et spes"
  by: Selling, Joseph A. 1945-
  Published: (1982)
• Marriage and sexuality in the Catholic Church
  by: Grey, Mary C. 1941-, et al.
  Published: (2001)
• Marriage: new developments in the diocese of Autun, France
  by: Schmeiser, James A.
  Published: (1979)