Alright, so at first I simply thought this post was due to the fact that this wife will not submit to her husband, but now there are debates here questioning whether or not scripture allows for divorce on differences of theology. I'm curious, what are your thoughts?

Deep_Strength · 2020-06-25T03:11:59+00:00

This strikes me as two people who say they're Christian, but don't understand what being a Christian is.

UpTanks · 2020-06-25T06:47:06+00:00

Yeah I commented on it lol.

Imagine the kids smh. They will grow up without a father and very likely become atheists upon reflecting on this mess. And understandably so, just complete rebellion from the woman.

PRW63 · 2020-06-25T19:39:26+00:00

The scripture says (a loose quote) "if the unbeliever leaves, then let them leave".

So it is the unbeliever that leaves, not the believer.

To the believer,...they aren't supposed to marry an unbeliever in the first place.

Scripture says nothing about theological differences where both claim to be "christian". It becomes a debate as to if one side or the other is so aberrant that they would not actually be "christian",...and hence, be unwittingly, an unbeliever. But then the unbeliever has to be the one who leaves. Good luck trying to define a particular "sect" as non-christian. No one is ever going to say, "Ok, ok, I guess my side is really not christian".

So the bottom line comes more from common sense than Scripture,.... never get "hitched" to someone with beliefs that are incompatible with yours (particularly if you're having kids with them),...and it is not that hard to figure out if the beliefs are incompatible from the beginning unless you just go into it willfully blind. If you are marrying late in life and won't be having children to raise then you can afford to be less rigid because you can just personally refuse to take part in the things you don't agree with (without worrying about kids).

Sorry I couldn't make it more positive,...I'm just stating the situation as scripture lays it out,...with a little common sense applied.