[RobbyS]

I hate it when I get ignored. Is it because I mentioned the "D" word? Are there a half dozen protestants who are still living with their first wives? I exaggerate, of course , but it just seems that the death till we part has been replaved by " Till I no longer feel the way I do today." I have a general question: what do they do with the old wedding rings?

[IMRight]

I hate it when I get ignored. Is it because I mentioned the "D" word? Are there a half dozen protestants who are still living with their first wives? I exaggerate, of course , but it just seems that the death till we part has been replaved by " Till I no longer feel the way I do today." I have a general question: what do they do with the old wedding rings?

Sorry, "No joy" here. I doubt that Catholics are substantially less likely to divorce than NCs. Nor are fundamentalists less likely to split up than liberal christians. One of the great shames of the church (little "c") in the last few decades is our divorce rate (and in the RCC the ease of annulment) which is not significantly better than those who pay Christ no heed :(

As to your first point... did I ignore you? Or was this a side jab at someone else?

[ksen]

...what do they do with the old wedding rings?

I don't know, you should ask the Kennedy clan.

-ksen

[OLD REGGIE]

Are you aware of the "divorce" rate between Protestants and Catholics? Divorce, not annulment.

Numbers please.