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Its a pattern found throughout the world, and it augers a far more conservative futureone in which patriarchy and other traditional values make a comeback, if only by default. Childlessness and small families are increasingly the norm today among progressive secularists. As a consequence, an increasing share of all children born into the world are descended from a share of the population whose conservative values have led them to raise large families.
In the USA, for example, 47% of people who attend church weekly say their ideal family size is three or more children. By contrast, 27% of those who seldom attend church want that many kids. Similarly, in Europe today, the people least likely to have children are those most likely to hold progressive views of the world.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/opinion/editorials/2006-03-13-babybust_x.htm
In the USA, for example, 47% of people who attend church weekly say their ideal family size is three or more children. By contrast, 27% of those who seldom attend church want that many kids. Similarly, in Europe today, the people least likely to have children are those most likely to hold progressive views of the world.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/opinion/editorials/2006-03-13-babybust_x.htm