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Breakpoint

Fathers Are the Most Important Men

Breakpoint

Colson Center

News, Religion & Spirituality, News Commentary, Christianity

4.82.8K Ratings

🗓️ 17 June 2024

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Summary

Stats show fathers play the most critical role in the health of families and society.

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Welcome to a breakpoint a daily look in an ever-changing culture through the lens of

0:04.2

unchanging truth. For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street.

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Well, after doing a little bit of research on the rankings of Americans favorite holidays

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comedian Ali Sadique recently joked quote father's day that's the worst holiday in the

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world mother's day is the second most celebrated holiday Christmas is the first

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so that means it's Jesus, then your mama.

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You know where Father's Day falls? Number 20.

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I can't even think of 18 other holidays, end quote.

0:29.2

What's true, fathers might not sell the most Hallmark cards cards but his author and theologian

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Anthony Bradley often argues they absolutely should be at the center of

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national attention they certainly should be at the center of the

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attention of the church recently in a sub-stack article he wrote quote

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fathers are the most important men in any community anywhere everywhere ever in

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quote his article summarizes a dayluge of data on the crucial role that dads play in the lives of their

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children. It's a must read, not only for families, but for schools and churches, nonprofits

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and governments. Here are some of the things that Bradley highlights.

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First, children from fatherless homes are on average far more prone to delinquency, to crime, to behavioral issues.

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63% of youth suicides, 90% of runaways and homeless kids,

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71% of high school dropouts,

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70% of those in juvenile detention,

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75% of those in substance abuse treatment have in common

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fatherlessness in their lives.

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