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To: campaignPete R-CT

I’m just saying - repentence means turning away from sin. Marrying your mistress is not the same thing as repentence - you are doubling down.

You wouldn’t give Mark Sanford a pass if only he married his mistress it would make it all right - no. You’d side, and rightfully so, with his lawful wife.

Nobody forced Newt to marry. Newt chose, of his own free will to get married. Newt may have regretted his choice of a wife, but the time to discern that is before, not after you get married.

The Catholic church has a radical understanding of marriage, unlike most. Marriage, all marriage is for life.


368 posted on 01/21/2012 10:15:52 AM PST by BenKenobi (Vindicated! Santorum wins IOWA!)
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To: BenKenobi

I’m Catholic and you are wrong. Not all marriages are for life. Do you know when Newt converted to Catholicism?


377 posted on 01/21/2012 10:19:46 AM PST by Jrabbit
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To: BenKenobi

The Catholic church has a radical understanding of marriage, unlike most. Marriage, all marriage is for life.

That’s a LIE!


443 posted on 01/21/2012 10:50:30 AM PST by billys kid (Everything in Massachusetts is illegal)
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To: BenKenobi

The Church would not consider Newt’s marriage to Marianne to be valid, since he was divorced.

The marriage to Jackie Battley is a different matter. Since that marriage is annulled, do you consider that annulment to be inproper?

http://catholicannulments.blogspot.com/2009/11/does-non-catholic-need-annulment-from.html


546 posted on 01/21/2012 11:47:38 AM PST by campaignPete R-CT (and I will go to southern Maine to campaign.)
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