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Whether the father has other children likely impacts attitudes toward fatherhood, since men who are first-time fathers may hold idealized attitudes toward fatherhood compared to those who are more experienced fathers.
New fathers' experiences with their own fathers and attitudes toward fathering
The younger son chooses to move away from status as a son by asking for the inheritance, which means he wishes the father dead.
Fourth Sunday in Lent: March 18, 2007
In the subsequent court hearing, the father requested that the judge quash the apprehension order and the judge agreed.
No reasonable grounds for apprehension, Man. appeal court rules
While the mother's aunt reported the father was in Indiana, records show the Department of Children and Family Services only searched for him at a previous address in California and searched under a misspelled last name.
FAMILY REUNITED BY APPELLATE COURT RULING
Theophilus advanced the notion of the Logos with his distinction between the Intelligence of the Father and the Word Brought Forth.
Eastern Fathers of the Church
I think I do roe much for my children because i didn't have a dad there," says the Father of four girls.
In search of daddy: even in adulthood, fatherlessness has long-lasting effects
It seems to me that there is probably are behavioral and physiological mechanisms, to some degree genetically (and thus evolutionarily) based, that encourage in early reproductions, in the emergency case of no present father and delayed reproduction in the relative stability of the home with the father present.
Popping off
With this task, whatever I do, I become the father of my helpless father.
Prince at Greene: Daniel Pinchbeck on Peter Pinchbeck. (Slant)
If I'd had sex with her, I was the father, and my mother expected me to take responsibility for that child.
Confessions of a black Mr. Mom: one man's crusade to redefine African-American fatherhood
Described by friends and family as brilliant, muscular, athletic, and a sports fisherman, Hemingway was also an accomplished doctor, a writer, and the father of eight children by four different wives.
Hemingway's son Gloria: when Ernest Hemingway's son died in prison, the world learned he had been a troubled man who found the strength to live his life as he saw best--as a woman. (Culture)
First, the child may be exposed via the placenta to carcinogenic substances carried into the home by the father.
Toxic Inheritance
The angel, we soon discover, is the father of Susannah and Magdalena Robinson.
By the Light of My Father's Smile

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