Polygamy is not allowed in free democratic countries.
Polygamous families are very unstable in countries that allow full civil rights to women.
No polygamy is not allowed
Yes, polygamy was allowed in the Old Testament. Many prominent figures in the Bible, such as Abraham, Jacob, David, and Solomon, had multiple wives.
No, it's not. Bigamy is a crime in Japan.
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In some religious teachings, such as those in certain branches of Christianity and Islam, polygamy is allowed or even practiced. However, other religions, like Judaism and mainstream Christianity, do not support polygamy. Ultimately, beliefs about polygamy vary among different religious traditions.
Once. At a time. Serial polygamy is allowed
Polygamy was allowed in the Old Testament primarily due to the cultural norms and practices of the time, as well as the need to ensure the continuation of a family line or tribe. It was also seen as a way to provide for widows and ensure their protection and support.
In the US, polygamy was never a standard practice. Even Utah wasn't allowed to be a state until they stopped it. In general, polygamy for Christians died out in a couple centuries after Christ. He preached that one man should cleave to one woman, and love became more important in marriage than community ties. Polygamy continues for other groups. It is not compatible with customs of free democratic countries, however and is not allowed anymore.
Polygamy is neither ordered nor forbidden in Islam. It's allowed "up to four wives" under conditions & being fair with all of the wives is one of these conditions.
Polygamy is not legal in Australia.You are only allowed one lawful wife.
Polygamy was allowed in the Bible primarily due to the cultural norms and practices of the time, as well as the need to ensure the continuation of the family lineage and inheritance. It was also seen as a way to provide for widows and protect women who may have otherwise been left vulnerable.
Yes. Polygamy was allowed and even common among many Biblical groups in several different time periods, generally in the Old Testament. It was also not allowed and frowned upon by other groups in the same time period. Practicing polygamists in the Bible include Abraham, Solomon, David, and Jacob.