Socially and culturally, the church's advocacy of indissoluble marriage resulted in

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The church's advocacy of indissoluble marriage resulted in the development of the nuclear family at the expense of the extended family. This is because the church viewed marriage as a sacrament that could not be dissolved, which meant that couples were expected to stay together until death. This led to the nuclear family becoming the dominant family structure, which consists of parents and their children living together, rather than extended families, which include aunts, uncles, grandparents, and other relatives living under one roof.

Socially and Culturally, the Church's Advocacy of Indissoluble Marriage Resulted