If Governments Won’t End No-Fault Divorce, Churches Should Help

This piece discusses a call for churches to step up and provide clarity on marriage and divorce, especially in light of the controversial no-fault divorce laws that some argue lack biblical support. It suggests that if governments won't address these laws, religious institutions should fill the gap with their teachings. This debate highlights a broader conflict between secular legal frameworks and traditional religious views on marriage, underscoring the importance of understanding these differing perspectives in today's society.