According to The Bible and Jesus Himself it is. Many Christians today follow what Moses allowed rather than what Jesus and the Apostles taught.
there are no divorce laws it is a sin to divorce remember God loves you but hates sin
divorce is not a sin if one of the people breaks the vow
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.
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The sin of commiting adultery is very bad against god , that includes divorce.
if you were married when you had your children that part is not a sin, the bible however says that you should only get a divorce if your spouse is unfaithful(cheating ) if that isn't the case then that part is a sin
God allows divorce because of the fallen nature of humanity and the presence of sin in the world. Divorce is permitted in cases of adultery or abandonment, as outlined in the Bible, to provide a way out of destructive and broken relationships.
Henry VIII wanted to divorce his wife because he was bored. But the Catholic church considered divorce a sin, so he made his own church the 'Protestants' in which divorce was allowed. He then outlawed Catholicism.
No. Michelle and Jim Bob Duggar have been happily married for over 30 years. Divorce is a terrible sin to commit, and none of the extremely religious Duggars would even think twice about filing for divorce.
God will forgive you, however just because your ex dies does not amend the sin because you got a divorce with them. It does not matter at all if you marry again if the person you were married to dies though, and you cannot "make a sin right."You can be forgiven by going to confession and by divorcing your 2nd husband you would have created another sin, you would not fix the first.More info.Jesus sets forths two legitimate reasons for divorce in Matthew 5, 19; desertion and adultery. Paul deals with marriage and divorce extensively in 1 Corinthians chapter 7.
Not always, sometimes if your just getting married after a wife Or husband died you can get married and it wouldn't be a sin, you always have to find a person that will last forever with you so just find the one that's just right, then it would NOT be a sin
You're talking apples and oranges. In point of fact, both of these things are sin, but of a different variety. Catholics are against divorce because a true sacramental marriage between a man and a woman lasts until death and there is nothing that anyone can do to separate them, a civil divorce may be allowed in certain extreme cases (abuse, etc.) but there is no actual divorce, they remain married, just living apart under a civil divorce. "Gay marriage" is an entirely different thing. It is rooted in the sin of sodomy which is actually sacrilege, the sin of sodomy is one of the four in the Bible of the "sins that cry to heaven for venegance" (along with murder, oppression of the poor and defrauding workers of their due wages).