family, you're brought into that context when marriage is not till later. So it's kind of like you can

still have this idealistic, romantic future vision if you have not been married yet of like,

oh, I want that. I desire that.

So, guys, Jeff and Jeremy here, another episode of Five Minute Fatherhood, Peter in our Five Minute

Facebook group, go request

into there. It's usually in the links of the descriptions if you want to get in. It's free.

It's fun. We have a blast in there doing fun questions. Now, Peter asked a really good question.

He said, have you received pushback from others regarding the thoughts discussed in the family revision

book that Jeremy's written or just the family team's concept in general. He said,

we mentioned the book and the idea to a trusted friend and they indicated they couldn't finish

the book because there were too many things they considered not valid. We haven't met up with them yet

to discuss their viewpoints, but I'm curious if any of you have brought up the idea of multigenerational

living and have been challenged on the topic, what criticism have you

heard and how have you responded? Then there was a whole comment thread where we kind of

synthesized, ask more questions, and et cetera. And essentially what the biggest pushback was from

their friend and the one we get the most, it tends to be from the Christian community of saying,

like, oh, that's kind of idolizing the family too much.

Kind of Christian community has replaced that, right?

Like stop putting so much emphasis on your family.

It says in the New Testament that like the church is the new family.

Now, at the idolatry part, we totally agree.

The family should not be an idol.

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