Are two married parents always best for kids? @lifesavingdivorce
Are two married parents always best for kids?  @lifesavingdivorce
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 5 minutes ago
Are two married parents always best for kids?
Mostly—when the home is loving and safe.

Jim Daly gets a lot right in this video, but the #GreaterThan campaign misses something critical: abuse.

Marriage doesn’t magically protect children.
Safety, stability, and emotional health do.

Kids aren’t helped by “two parents at any cost.”
They’re helped by environments where love isn’t mixed with fear.

#ChildSafety #ChristianParenting #GreaterThan #ProtectKids
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