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Date Posted: 14:52:46 06/03/07 Sun
Author: JHamilton (Comfort)
Subject: Re: struggling with guilt over divorce
In reply to: misty 's message, "struggling with guilt over divorce" on 15:43:40 09/21/00 Thu

christians have always had a right to divorce..

<a rel=nofollow target=_blank href="http://christiandivorce.1hwy.com/index.html">http://christiandivorce.1hwy.com/index.html</a>

It is a human right given by God.

You can let the pain go....

...

>i married a younger believer and my entire marriage
>has been a real struggle. he has separated and filed
>for divorce without any biblical grounds other than he
>just doesn't want to put the effort into making our
>marriage work.
>
>i've been a believer for a long time and it's been
>ingrained in me that christians don't divorce.
>
>i feel as though i am under sooo much guilt and
>condemnation.
>
>i really need help.
>
>thanks.

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