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

The article argues that if governments continue to support no-fault divorce, churches should step in to provide clarity and guidance on the spiritual aspects of marriage and divorce, citing the need for robust scriptural support. It highlights a new book that aims to offer such clarity and scriptural backing. This comes amid ongoing debates about the role of religious institutions in civil matters, emphasizing the importance of faith-based perspectives in navigating marital issues. The implication is that religious organizations could play a more active role in guiding individuals through the complexities of divorce when legal systems fall short.