Marriage
Ian Davis
David Christainsen <david_chr...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>I ask you to bear in mind the topic for the cross-post is Christian
>Marriage(mostly) and the Episcopalians and Catholics have a stake in this.
>
The above individual insists that he has the right to cross post material
despite the objections of those who ask that he not do this. He thinks
that his right to cross-post superior to the rights of those who ask him
not to; he thinks his rights to post peoples names on forums to which they
do not subscribe superior to the rights of those who ask him not to, and
he thinks his opinion in all matters superior to those who disagree with
him.
I am therefore following his example in this matter. I am of the opinion
that the subject of Marriage is at least as relevant to those who are
concerned with sexual abuse and the rehabilitation of those who have had
to live through abusive marriages.
Gentle people, if you have issues about disfunctional marriages please take
them up with the above individual. He has a special interest in marriage
and is keen to discuss why his divorce is not something recognised by God,
and should therefore not be something that he be required to acknowledge.
He wishes to discuss this with Quakers, Catholics and Episcopalians,
because he considers this to be purely a religious issue. I convey
this information to you, because I think the issue of a disfunctional
marriage where one partner wishes a divorce, and the other partner refuses
to recognise the legitimacy of that divorce, even after that divorce has
been finalized, a subject near and dear to your hearts. I also think that
David might appreciate the opportunity of discussing this issue with a
wider audience.
Regards, Ian Davis.