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Item 4: I already have my opinion about divorce from a Christian point of view. I also already know that God doesn’t like divorce. But I want to know 2 things from other Christians. 1st, what do others think about divorce? 2nd, I’ve heard others say that divorce is a sin. Really? How come not a ingle person can show me any actually scripture say that divorce is a sin. Not that God doesn’t like divorce or that a divorce person is committing adultery. I know all of this and seen it in scripture, but to those who say that divorce is a sin, show me where that is said. I have not yet actually seen those words anywhere.
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This is purely for Phoenix's question, and I in no way wish to stir up anyone who believes differently. Feel free to just answer Phoenix with what YOU believe, and let mine stand as what I believe. We don't want to get into a divisive discusion. One 12 step group I used to go to said: "Take what you like and leave the rest." Good advice for our group, don't you think?