http://eternalperspectives.com . . . searching for sanity in a Christian culture gone mad Fri, 26 Feb 2010 11:56:30 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 http://eternalperspectives.com/series/comment-page-1/#comment-18199 What about Divorce at Counseling Notes Thu, 25 Jan 2007 18:51:01 +0000 http://eternalperspectives.com/series/#comment-18199 [...] I was asked the other day if I was committed to the concept of “divorce is never an option”? I rarely give a simple, straight answer to that question. Not because I’m wishy-washy on my beliefs re: what the Bible has to say about divorce and remarriage. (Mike at Eternal Perspectives has a series of posts about that issue.) And certainly not because I believe divorce should be an easy option for someone whose marriage is in crisis. But because I rarely trust the questioner’s motives. [...] [...] I was asked the other day if I was committed to the concept of “divorce is never an option”? I rarely give a simple, straight answer to that question. Not because I’m wishy-washy on my beliefs re: what the Bible has to say about divorce and remarriage. (Mike at Eternal Perspectives has a series of posts about that issue.) And certainly not because I believe divorce should be an easy option for someone whose marriage is in crisis. But because I rarely trust the questioner’s motives. [...]

]]> http://eternalperspectives.com/series/comment-page-1/#comment-1277 Counseling Notes » Blog Archive » Marriage Counseling: What about Divorce Tue, 04 Oct 2005 03:50:02 +0000 http://eternalperspectives.com/series/#comment-1277 [...] I was asked the other day if I was committed to the concept of “divorce is never an option”? I rarely give a simple, straight answer to that question. Not because I’m wishy-washy on my beliefs re: what the Bible has to say about divorce and remarriage. (Mike at Eternal Perspectives has a series of posts about that issue.) And certainly not because I believe divorce should be an easy option for someone whose marriage is in crisis. But because I rarely trust the questioner’s motives. [...] [...] I was asked the other day if I was committed to the concept of “divorce is never an option”? I rarely give a simple, straight answer to that question. Not because I’m wishy-washy on my beliefs re: what the Bible has to say about divorce and remarriage. (Mike at Eternal Perspectives has a series of posts about that issue.) And certainly not because I believe divorce should be an easy option for someone whose marriage is in crisis. But because I rarely trust the questioner’s motives. [...]

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