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Originally Posted by rgcraig
What constitutes adultery? I believe if one partner commits adultery it doesn't mean an instant divorce. If the couples is willing to forgive and not do that anymore, they should be able to stay together.
If one of the parties is unwilling to work it out or doesn't want to give up "the other person", then I believe that other party is free to divorce.
Abuse - - 'nuff said.
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Amen. Sometimes a husband and wife can navigate through an adultery. People are human and mistakes are made. A lot of times both had a part to play in an adultery situation. It can be ended and forgiven.
I'd also like to state that I believe that actual adultery is the grounds for divorce. Not adultery of the heart. Adultery of the heart is a lust that is present but technically unfulfilled. For example, if one finds that their spouse has been reading romance novels or looking at adult material I don't think it's grounds for divorce. Just my opinion.
Abuse... I believe it can be ended and forgiven but if perpetuated I'd advise the abused party to leave.
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