Choosing between God’s Will and the Law:A Study of Chinese Christians’ Dilemma over Fertility Desires and Behaviors

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Religion, as one of the major determinants of fertility desires and behaviors, has increasingly attracted the attention of researchers. In China, the one-child policy that has been strictly enforced for four decades further complicates the impact of religious beliefs on fertility desires and behaviors.

By Wang Ling
Principal Investigator, New Generation Population Research Center

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