I didn’t realize that a person’s marriage life made them more or less qualified for a job. I guess Apple should have never let Steve Jobs run the place since he left his wife and tried to get out of paying child support. Or maybe they realized that everyone makes moral mistakes in life and that it’s a lot more important that they hire someone who can run a successful company rather than play the role of morality police who go around slapping scarlet letters on people and blacklisting them for their sins. Luckily they follow the teachings of Jesus to forgive, turn the other cheek, and “let he who is without sin throw the first stone” as opposed to a lot of self-righteous, judgmental, so-called Christians who embarrass the faith.
RE: I didn’t realize that a person’s marriage life made them more or less qualified for a job
Is it not possible that if a person will cheat on his wife and corrupt his marriage, he could possibly cheat on his country and corrupt the government?