Reviews
The Future of Christian Marriage
Returning to a foundational view of marriage: A review of “The Future of Christian Marriage” by Mark Regnerus - The Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission
How Should Christians Preserve Marriage? Review: ‘The Future of Christian Marriage’ by Mark Regnerus - The Gospel Coalition
Cheap Sex
"Cupid, Interrupted." Claremont Review of Books, Winter 2018.
"Uncomfortably astute." - The Atlantic Commentary
"Bracing." - The Globe and Mail
"A magisterial study of the changing sexual landscape today. Will become a standard work of reference in the field." - Anthony Giddens, London School of Economics
"Regnerus has a breezy, likable way of telling a fascinating and engaging story. A great read." - Linda Waite, University of Chicago
"An indispensable read for anyone wishing to understand the sex lives of today's adults." - Roy F. Baumeister, author, Is There Anything Good About Men?
"Everyone concerned about the plight of young men in America should wrestle with the arguments in this important book." - W. Bradford Wilcox, University of Virginia
"Regnerus's interviews and survey data, both of which involve some incredibly personal questions, offer a remarkably detailed overview of the current mating market." - Robert VerBruggen, The National Review
"Regnerus has produced another well-researched study, based on big datasets, of the sexual and marital practices of young Americans." - William B. Weston, Centre College
"Regnerus’s achievement in Cheap Sex is singular. He builds on a variety of foregoing insights to turn economic analysis of the sexual revolution into a gripping, panoramic portrait of the times, illustrated in vivid statistical color...Maybe all this movement under the cultural surface is registering somewhere. Maybe, just maybe, the Great Pretend over the sexual revolution is starting to crack.” - Mary Eberstadt, Faith & Reason Institute.
Premarital Sex in America
"Fascinating and highly readable." - American Journal of Sociology
Forbidden Fruit
"A serious work of sociology." - Slate