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In your opinion, does divorce violate the sanctity of marriage?
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Does divorce violate the 'sanctity' of marriage?
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Re: Does divorce violate the 'sanctity' of marriage?
by Supernova Thu Nov 03, 2011 10:09 am
No, infidelity and domestic violence does.
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I'm surprised NOM hasn't come up with this idea. If they want to so passionately "protect" marriage it seems they would. But the marriage defenders are shockingly silent on this.
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Re: Does divorce violate the 'sanctity' of marriage?
by Nystyle709 Thu Nov 03, 2011 11:49 am
No. Who the fuck wants to stay married to someone they don't like anymore?
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Nystyle709 wrote:No. Who the fuck wants to stay married to someone they don't like anymore?
Basically. The sanctity of marriage is destroyed when 2 people stay in one that's, for all intent and purposes, is a sham.
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Re: Does divorce violate the 'sanctity' of marriage?
by Alan Smithee Thu Nov 03, 2011 7:09 pm
How do you define the "sanctity of marriage"?
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Re: Does divorce violate the 'sanctity' of marriage?
by Forgiveness Man Thu Nov 03, 2011 7:18 pm
It's less divorce and more divorce and remarriage. If you can't stay married to somebody for the rest of your life, don't get married. 
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Depends. Every couples marriage has its own "sanctity". The bottom line is that marriage shouldn't feel like a sentence. Once it does, then screw the sanctity.
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