Divorce is NOT forbidden.
But 'frivolous' divorce IS forbidden.
When Jehovah God united Adam and Eve in wedlock, he made no provision for divorce. Jesus stated: "So that they are no longer two, but one flesh. Therefore, what God has yoked together let no man put apart."
But then Jesus made an 'exception' in Matthew 19:8,9: "I say to you that whoever divorces his wife, except on the ground of fornication, and marries another commits adultery."
Jesus stated that if one mate was unfaithful, committing adultery; -- the innocent mate (male or female) can divorce from that person. The unfaithful mate had 'adulterated' the marriage bed by that act; having 'severed' the bond; having severed the 'one flesh' standing they once had.
No, pork is not forbidden in Christianity.
No foods are officially forbidden by Christianity.
No. In fact, the Scriptures include laws to cover the divorce process.
IN THE 18TH CENTURY
It is forbidden for a Muslim man to divorce his wife during her menses. If he does it, the divorce, is valid, but he has committed a serious sin.
Icons were thought to be a use of worship forbidden by God.
By the time of the fall of the Western Empire, Christianity was well established as the state religion and other religions were forbidden. Naturally, there was no prohibition on Christianity, and persecution of non-Christians was accepted practice.
According to Maronite beliefs, divorce is forbidden by Maronite law
Sex before marriage, abortion
Drugs, inappropriate pictures or actions, cursing, and much more.
Because it's part of their religion. since it is forbidden in Islam as it is forbidden in Jewish and Christianity.
Henry VIII wanted to divorce his wife, but divorce is forbidden for Catholics, so he established the Church of England