Afterword: Exploring the Frontiers of Law, Religion, and Family Life

Key Points

• The article aims to discuss the conflicts over faith-based family laws related to marriage and family life within liberal democracies.
• Analysis of legal and cultural discussions presented at a law review symposium.
• Examination of the implications of polygyny in faith-based contexts.
• Exploration of personal and financial costs associated with non-marital procreation.
• Identifies increasing legal and cultural battles regarding faith-based family laws.
• Highlights the rise of polygyny claims and resistance within liberal democracies.
• Discusses the costs and implications of non-marital procreation on individuals and families.

Abstract