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https://www.gotquestions.org/Christian-divorce-rate.html

Depends on who you ask, a Calvinist or an Arminian, a monergist or a synergist 😂

1. 1 Corinthians 7:13-14 2. 1 Corinthians 7:10-11

It sounds like you may have been converted recently. Congratulations. Keep prayerfully consuming the word and stay off this site as much as possible, for a while at least, they’ll try to crucify you around here for claiming faith is a gift 😅

Where did Christ teach the offended spouse could remarry? Matthew 5 & 19 does not explicitly give permission for the offended spouse to remarry. However, Mark 10 and Luke 16 explicitly denies ALL remarriage which would include the offended spouse.

Devils advocate continued: One may be able to force a remarriage permission out of Matthew 5, 19 but Mark 10 and Luke 16 clearly shows ALL remarriage as adultery regardless of the reasoning for divorce. So in these verses Jesus clearly taught fornication only divorce with all remarriage being...

I know how important it is to your view that it be Moses alone giving the permission but it just isn’t true. Anyway, keep at it bud. Later 👋

You’re not thinking it though. In other words the limitation proves the permission, divorce and remarriage must occur in order to limit the original couple to remarry. Again, even permanence folks call this portion of scripture the Deuteronomic permission, because any way you twist it’s still...

@presidente Please take the time to think this all the way through. If Deuteronomy 24:1-3 is God simply stating an example of common practice that Moses allowed and the only limitation God places on this practice is not to remarry your original wife after she’s married another, then you still...

Agreed! But let me play devils advocate for a moment 👇 Luke 16:18 ESV Divorce and Remarriage [18] “Everyone who divorces his wife and marries another commits adultery, and he who marries a woman divorced from her husband commits adultery. Clearly Jesus taught all remarriage is adultery.

We could start fresh with smaller bites, that might help us 🤷‍♂️

I don’t know how to say this without coming across as smug, but it’s clear that I’ve explained beyond your current level of research. As I said before, I’m glad to discuss the leaks in my view and help your with yours, but I have no desire to argue for the sake of arguing.

All good points. Also. Mighty big of you to respond in such a way, seeing how we’ve had no shortage of disagreements over the years. 👍

No, proponents of my view aren’t Hillel’ish, they’re typically 2-4 clause permissive. Were you able to look up which of the views you most align with, permanence through liberal permissive? That’ll be helpful for you. 👍 Until you understand where you stand, it’s likely you’ll continue to...

@presidente “Why don't you explain it?” “ Again, I’ll let you do the research. Just google the views on divorce and remarriage, you’ll find plenty of good articles that break down the permanence-liberal views. An honest conclusion of one who forms their doctrine primarily from a literal...

@presidente ”Your interpretation lets a man divorce his wife for any ol' reason as long as he gives her a piece of paper, right?” You must be watching Mike Winger videos 🤣 My point exactly, you haven’t even taken the time to work through my view to the end. Just lashing out at something you...

Which one of the scenarios I mentioned involved fornication? None. You really should take the time to understand a view before you attempt to argue against it?

Ok I give up. Jesus taught fornication only divorce and all remarriage is adultery. The pastors and elders say: Sorry Christian ladies, if your husband goes out for milk and never returns, you’re forbidden to file for divorce. Just pray he doesn’t pick up the kids from school one day and serve...

Mark 10:2-5 And the Pharisees came to him, and asked him, Is it lawful for a man to put away his wife? tempting him. (The Pharisees asking about the putting away without the cert.) And he answered and said unto them, What did Moses command you? (What does my scripture say?) And they said...

Apoluo is the Greek equivalent to Shalach. Apostasion is the Greek equivalent to Keriythuth: the cutting of the matrimonial bond, divorce, divorcement. See Deuteronomy 24:1