[MizSterious]

The fact that you're defending this kind of behavior is particularly disturbing. Do you really feel it's perfectly ok to betray wedding vows just because the mood strikes you? The funny thing is, here we are, several of us, "defending" a loving, Christian, monogamous marriage. We see people hurling words like "judgment" at us like an epithet. Actually, yes, I am judgmental. That's why God gave us a brain, you know, so we can make choices based on good judgment. Alas, some prefer bad judgment or none at all.

[Luis Gonzalez]

You assume a lot of things here.

You assume that there are wedding vows involved, there may not have been any, one CAN get married by a clerk at the County Court.

Two, you are using the word "violate" which implies that one of the spouses is either unaware, or opposed to the actions, they do not seem to be.

And you assume that I am attacking a Christian marriage, I am not attacking anything.

If anything, the attacks come from "good Christian folks" who have yet to offer a prayer for a little lost girl, or a prayer that these parents find salvation.

Go ahead, castr that stone, Jesus is watching, and He CAN sit in judgement.