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Unfortunately, these sagas give Christ ample of bad publicity but they have nothing to do with Him or Christianity. It is a personal feud by two people who claim to be Christians and they are just doing their thing. No where have i read that they are consulting the Bible to resolve the issues in their marriage....that's where Christ has spoken very clearly about this issue.

I agree with sentiments made here about biashara churches - they are many. But this has NOTHING to do with Christianity either, read the Bible for yourself before going to any church and while you attend church services, test whatever is being taught by that yard stick. The Bible actively encourages us to question stuff that claim to be authentic Christianity. Hakuna maneno nyingine, it's as simple as that.

....stealing from the poor and promising then heaven in the next life..

@Lolest!, actually, the context is in the same verse, Matthew 19:9, in addition to Matthew 5:32. What these two verses talk about is the ONLY EXCEPTION that allows divorce is unfaithfulness/Sexual immorality. Meaning that there's a guilty party (the adulterer) and the INNOCENT party. So according to Jesus, divorce without the just cause of unfaithfulness still makes the marriage valid. Hence if you divorce someone for any other reason and you remarry, you commit adultery against them. Subsequently, whoever marries such a divorced person would also be committing adultery, and the divorcee becomes adulterous.

BUT, if there was sexual immorality in the marriage, then the INNOCENT party has every right to divorce the guilty party (remember, God hates divorce, Malachi 2:14-16, and divorce should be the last resort if forgiveness and reconciliation do not happen, as a result of unfaithfulness). Hence, according to that scripture, divorce, due to adultery, is the only ground on which the marriage can be made invalid, thus releasing the INNOCENT party from the marriage bond, free to remarry. In such a case, whoever marries the innocent party will thus not be committing adultery.

Any other reason for divorce would result in adultery for the two parties if they remarried. In such instances, separation is what is advised upon. But if divorce happens for any other reason other than adultery e.g brutality/abuse, absence, cold/no spark, etc, the two parties MUST remain unmarried, that is, they should never remarry and should never have sexual relations with any other person.

Hii mambo ni gwan!

@wendz well said
Ignorance is a dangerous thing in this world.