[BedRock]

LOL, I disagree with you.

Mr. Shiavo claims he can't grant Terry a divorce because it is against his religion.(LOL) But I guess his religion condones adultery??? Come on, who puts any weight in what he says about divorce when he goes and does the second???

[BedRock]

What I was trying to say was there is something more to it than just the sin of adultery... Like possibly money.

[jerri]

If he divorced her then he would be divorcing the money as well.

[Racehorse]

I guess his religion condones adultery??? Come on, who puts any weight in what he says about divorce when he goes and does the second???

Perhaps his religion permits concubines.

[Xenalyte]

Mr. Shiavo claims he can't grant Terry a divorce because it is against his religion.(LOL) But I guess his religion condones adultery??? Come on, who puts any weight in what he says about divorce when he goes and does the second???

Judge George Greer seems to believe every word that slithers out of Schiavo's mouth.

[joesbucks]

Actually your post brings up something that has troubled me for ages. And while I'm ready to don my flame retardant clothes because this will look like I'm attacking Catholics, I've seen it happen with Catholics out the wazoo. They will lie, cheat, steal, curse, commit adultry, be drunks and be involved in every other sin conceivable sin, but they can't divorce because it's against their religion.

I don't get it. Why do they partake in all the other sins, but divorce is out.

And I'm not one that believes in most situations for divorce unless it's scriptural.