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Once they have already said their vows in front of god and they are then broken they don't go back to a place of worship with another partner to ask for god to look over them and guide them because it is wrong

Roman Catholic answer: Two people who are married are joined by God as one flesh. The commitment is permanent and can not be broken by men. If two Christians who have contracted a valid, sacramental marriage get a civil divorce, they are still married in the eyes of God and the church, and thus are ineligible to "remarry" someone else, i.e. they are already married.

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Q: Give two reasons why some divorced Christians do not remarry in church?
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