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1. www.vatican.va › content › john-paul-iiPastoral care of divorced and remarried | John Paul II - Vatican

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   Jan 24, 1997 · When a couple in an irregular situation returns to Christian practice, it is necessary to welcome them with charity and kindness, helping them to clarify their concrete status by means of enlightened and enlightening pastoral care.

2. randalldsmith.com › 1-corinthians-7-21 Corinthians 7: Marriage, Divorce and Remarriage – The ...

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   The first study is from the Hebrew Scriptures on marriage and divorce, and includes the passages in the Gospels where Jesus taught on the subject. The second study was Paul’s words to the Corinthian church.

3. sbcvoices.com › divorce-remarriage-and-ministryDivorce, Remarriage and Ministry: Were Paul’s Views Scripture ...

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   This book reviews the biblical evidence on divorce and remarriage, beginning with the cornerstone in the Old Testament – the twin principles of God’s intent of marriage as a lifelong covenant between a man and a woman and the understanding of the brokenness caused by sin.

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   divorce has emerged as a major and “very troubling” threat to the wellbeing of men and women and their families. Specifically, this essay examines the evil of divorce from the perspective of Catholic doctrine, especially St. John Paul II’s theology of the body, while

5. www.raystedman.org › answers-on-divorceAnswers on Divorce | 1 Cor 7:10-24 | RayStedman.org

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   Any realistic handling of the problem of marriage and divorce must face the fact that God does allow divorce, and under some circumstances permits it, and permits remarriage after divorce. We have to put it within that context to begin with.

6. www.catholicworldreport.com › 2016/10/16 › servingServing the Divorced and Remarried Well - Catholic World Report

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   Oct 16, 2016 · Serving the Divorced and Remarried Well. The perils of using subjective standards in interpreting disputed sections of Amoris Laetitia indicates the pressing need for a new Vademecum to...

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   Is marriage permanent According to Paul?

   • Paul definitely regarded marriage as permanent (Rom. 7:2-3; 1 Cor. 7:39). According to Paul, death and death alone could end a marriage. He has a word from Jesus that divorce is not allowed (1 Cor. 7:10-11). Paul, a first century theologian and Greek scholar, interprets the words of Jesus as not allowing for divorce or remarriage.

   A Biblical View of Marriage and Divorce – J. Carl Laney

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   What did Jesus and Paul say about divorce?

   • Both Jesus and Paul forbade divorce (“What God has brought together let no man put asunder,” [Matt. 19:6] and “But to the married I give instruction . . .that the wife should not leave her husband . . . and that the husband should not send his wife away” [1 Cor. 7:10-11]).

   A Biblical View of Marriage and Divorce – J. Carl Laney

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   Was Paul divorced and remarried coming to Christ?

   • Paul's writings in 1 Corinthians 7 are often misunderstood by people unfamiliar with the historical context. There were divorced and remarried individuals coming to Christ in Corinth during the 1st century. Paul was not writing to the Church in the 21st century.

   1 Corinthians 7: Marriage, Divorce and Remarriage

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   What is the evil of divorce?

   • The essay considers the evil of divorce in terms of traditional Catholic doctrine and from the perspective of the theology of the body, which provides a clearer sense of how the evil of divorce entails an affront to the intrinsic value of the person and a type of consumerism in the marital sphere.

   THE EVIL OF DIVORCE AND THE DIGNITY OF THE HUMAN PERSON - M…

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8. jclaney.com › 2018 › 01A Biblical View of Marriage and Divorce – J. Carl Laney

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   Jan 4, 2018 · How did Paul understand the teaching of Jesus regarding marriage and divorce? Paul definitely regarded marriage as permanent (Rom. 7:2-3; 1 Cor. 7:39). According to Paul, death and death alone could end a marriage.