Re: Were any of you aware of the Santorum google thing

> > Early OT was monogamous.
> >
> > ***then it was not so much.  So what changed?
>
> See Jesus' statement regarding divorce.
>
> ***thanks for not answering the question.
>

"For your hardness of heart Moses allowed you to divorce your wives, but
from the beginning it was not so."

***yes....divorce.  not all the provisions in the OT about polygyny.  In
fact wasn't it actually mandatory in some cases?


> ***And I know that some here see my marital choices in less that 
> glowing terms, by the way.  I am fine with your judgment.


Karl, I don't know enough of your situation to judge you. And even if I did,
it would only be as an armchair quarterback who hasn't had to deal with the
things you have. And even if that wasn't so, I would be in danger of
judgement myself.

But that said, I had to take what I perceived as your disparagement of
traditional marriage with a grain of salt.

***I have nothing but the utmost respect for those who make marriage work
the way I think it should, including most here.  But there are others with
less stellar track records, and sometimes you sound a bit preachy.  Just
saying.  Regardless, my point about traditional marriage was a
generalization of our societal norm, including in the church, that marriage
is disposable subject to re-dos until you get it right.
 


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