We can't tell whether it is truly right or wrong for a particular foreigner to enter the country illegally until we know his particular situation.
We can't tell whether or not we should throw the book at a pedophile until we know about his upbringing.
We can't really know why a particular person committed a capital offense so we should never use the death penalty.
We can't tell whether it is truly right or wrong for a woman to have an abortion until we know her particular situation.
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Cohabitation is always wrong. If two people are so strapped for cash that they need to share living space ... even if just for a little while untile the wedding ... then maybe they should be spending more time working on their finances than planning the wedding.
And if they don't plan on marrying any time soon, then they can date until they get sick of each other or set a day for the wedding.
“Cohabitation is always wrong.”
What a sanctimonious statement.