PPT-Marriage, Divorce, and Remarriage

The Biblical Position of Orange Park Bible Church A Biblical Position with a Gospel Posture What Is Our Goal To Glorify God II Corinthians 59 1415 To Proclaim the Gospel Ephesians 52233. Tender Years Doctrine. Annulment. Violence Against Women Act of 1994. Common Law Marriage. Separation Agreement. Prenuptial Agreement. Incest. Pro . Se (Divorce). Same-sex partners. Bigamy. Joint Custody. After your test, write the following notes in your notebook.. Crisis – Situation that has reached a critical phase. Cope . – Manage . stress in life by finding ways to overcome obstacles. Stages of Crisis. The . probable reasons for these changing attitudes are:. it is easier and cheaper to divorce. women . are less prepared to put up with bad treatment from their husbands than they used to be. women do not depend on their husbands for money, so they can afford to divorce.. 13. “No one can serve two masters. Either you will hate the one and love the other, or you will be devoted to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve . both. God . and money.. ”. Luke 16:13-15. Matthew 19:3-12. Subject needs to be studied. Subject needs to be studied. Over half of all marriages end in divorce.. Subject needs to be studied. Over half of all marriages end in divorce.. Less than 60% of all children live with both biological parents.. Divorce. There are more divorces now then the early 20. th. century . . . . Turn to the person next to you and come up with two reasons why?. Emile Durkheim. Who is called the “first sociologist” argued that the division of . . . This lesson is intended to be a simple, basic outline of the subject of marriage, divorce, remarriage and reconciliation. It is NOT intended to answer all the questions to this complex subject. . Matthew 19:3-12. Subject needs to be studied. Subject needs to be studied. Over half of all marriages end in divorce.. Subject needs to be studied. Over half of all marriages end in divorce.. Less than 60% of all children live with both biological parents.. Chapter 12. Marriage. : . legal union of a man and a woman as husband and wife. Thoughts on this definition?. Impact of law on marriage:. . Minimum age to marry with and without parental consent. . Caxton Opere, MD. DP & M Institute. Baton Rouge, LA. The Divorce Questions. Are divorcees at any greater risk of becoming sick or dying, i.e, do divorcees have higher morbidity or mortality when compared to non-divorcees. Answering Common Errors. God Binds the Husband and Wife Together in a Covenant. The covenant lasts until the death of a spouse (Rom. 7:2-3). . Divorce and remarriage results in adultery.. Only exception: fornication (Matt. 19:9).. Ms. Tallman. Chapter 12.2. Nullifying the marriage contract. HOW DO MARRIAGE CONTRACTS END?. Annulment – a legal procedure for declaring that a voidable marriage is null and void. Voidable marriage – A problem that existed from beginning of the supposed union . attraction and idealizing one another (found in most societies). Role of love differs from one society to another. Western life seen as only basis for marriage. Two components- . emotional . (feeling of attraction), . Outline. Overview: Then and Now. Why people married. Love and romance. Convention. Money and status. Spinsters. Matrimonial law. Divorce and separation. Conclusions. Overview:. Then and Now. Marriage Patterns: 21.