To: milquetoastdog
You probably wouldn't want to come to this marriage counselor.
I do believe in separation as one step in a progression that hopefully ends in restoration. BUT, if it doesn't end in restoration, then I consider it to be abandonment by an unbeliever.
19 posted on
07/22/2005 9:45:37 AM PDT by
xzins
(Retired Army Chaplain and Proud of It!)
To: xzins
What if the husband is a believer? Believers do sin. And if you take the stance that he could not be a believer because of sin, then she probably isn't either, right? If it is a marriage problem between 2 unbelievers, then I have no opinion. It is hard to look at a problem like that knowing that neither would listen to scripture. Also, could someone give me the scripture verse offhand about abandonment being an "allowed" divorce reason. I recall the one about adultery but not abandonment.
To: xzins
Are you a pastor marriage counselor or a licensed public marriage counselor? Just curious from which direction you are coming.
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