TO: ddc
RE:
In the process of deciding lawful cases in which issues of gender equality arise, what is written in any Religious manual is and rightly should be, irrelevent in 2008 and in the US. Had the reverse still been true, one gender would still be the property of another.
Blather on all you wish if doing so may even make you feel necessary. . — ddc
Yeah. It’s all just so much ‘blather’ to you. There is no such think as intelligent discussion, let alone ‘debate’, when it comes to something you disagree with.
However in a discussion about a topic most secular in nature, that of divorce and the dividing up of marriage assets and exposing a spouse for, in this case, the failure he is as a husband and father. The fact still remains, religion is ultimately irrelevant, outside of YOUR own mind. — ddc
So. You claim that ethics, least of all Christian ethics, have nothing to do with ‘divorce’?
Interesting. Isn’t ‘divorce’ mentioned in that Old Book? I think you suggested it was.
How is it you think one moral code should not have a portion of this discussion, in opposition to YOUR ‘moral code’?
Are you trying to stifle the discussion? Something like Archie Bunker talking to Edith or his daughter or son-in-law.
On another point, your holy-rolling is truly utterly hypocritical. — ddc
I’m not a Holy-Roller. That’s a sect from the late 18th through late 19th Centuries. I’m generic.
And I suspect you are, once again, projecting with that ‘hypocrisy’ business. Indeed. I called you out on it up the hall from here.
Doesn’t Christianity frown considerably on divorce, even considering it a sin? Yet aren’t you on your 2nd or 3rd marriage? — ddc
Yes. God does not approve of divorce. However He does permit it. Something to do with sexual malfeasance….as I read it. What do YOU read it as?
I’m in my third marriage. But I NEVER filed for a divorce. [Note: See earlier post for who flied what against whom and why.]
Or is your religion a “pick and choose” which tenets you want to follow? — ddc
‘Pick & Choose’ is the modus operandi of non-christians.
What’s your point?
On the other hand, I and my husband are still on our 1st married with no instance of major issue in sight – without even a 7 year itch between us, and surprisingly we are both non-believers. — ddc
Good on you. I wish you a long and prosperous life. And that you should find God in the fullness of time….one way or another; as we all will….much to the chagrin of those who opposed Him in this venue.
Regards,
Chuck(le)
P.S. The chicken is done. Time for dinner. God’s peace on all who read this…..
