Recently, the horror film obsession has blown up the box office, and many critics say it's because it taps into Gen Z's anxiety about dating and relationships.

You can also see evidence of this anxiety in films, TV shows, social media posts, and academic studies.

So in today's episode, we're going to answer the question, when did relationships become scary?

How can we MAGA make amore great again?

Now, you might be asking,

what does this have to do with the Council of Trent's mission

of sharing the Catholic faith,

which you can help us do by supporting us

at trendhornpodcast.com?

Now, the answer is that marriage,

the lifelong sexually exclusive bond

between a man and a woman, was created

by God for the entire human race. Marriage is not a Catholic thing, or even a Christian thing. God

gave the entire human race marriage when he created Adam and Eve. And this is why basically

every culture on earth has some form of marriage.

And it's good when people enter into a true marriage. The Catholic Church recognizes marriages where only one or even neither person is baptized as being good and natural marriages that are presumed to be indissoluble.

This is why Eastern Orthodox commenter Andrew Wilson is wrong when he

says it's sinful for non-Christians to get married. Do you believe that it is sinful for a man to

get married and have kids if he is not a Christian? That's not marriage. Marriage is a sacrament between a man and a woman.

That's within the purview of the Christian ethic.

You have been running around with the rest of the tradcons, telling men to sin, Lauren.

But the Catholic Church's code of canon law says,

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