In the Washington Post: “The latest social science is wrong. Religion is good for families and kids.”

W. Bradford Wilcox, of the University of Virginia, takes issue with a recently-released and much trumpeted study:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/posteverything/wp/2015/12/15/the-latest-social-science-is-wrong-religion-is-good-for-families-and-kids/

Of course, Dr. Wilcox is probably a deceptive Mormon apologist.  After all, there’s a Mormon college out in Virginia and it’s probably the university he teaches at — the same place where BYU’s Bronco Mendenhall will soon be the head football coach.

So, plainly, anything he says can be summarily dismissed.

(Thanks to Eric Lopez for bringing this article to my notice.)