Divorce for domestic abuse is it permitted in the Bible? Is it
positively condoned? What about remarriage? Do victims of domestic
abuse have no option but to endure the abuse or face condemnation
by God and fellow Christians for disobeying the Bible? Is it true,
as some assert, that temporary separation may be permissible but
the parties must work towards reconciliation of the marriage? This
book explains the scriptural dilemmas of abuse victims in regards
to separation and divorce. The author examines the scriptures and
scholarly research, showing how the Bible sets victims of abuse
free from bondage and false guilt. Some conclusions of "Not Under
Bondage" are: The Bible distinguishes between 'treacherous divorce'
and 'disciplinary divorce . Disciplinary divorce is permitted by
the Bible this applies in cases of abuse, adultery or desertion,
where a seriously mistreated spouse divorces a seriously offending
spouse. Treacherous divorce is condemned by the Bible it occurs
when a spouse obtains divorce for reasons other than abuse,
adultery or desertion. NOTE: the author has slightly modified her
view of what church discipline should look like in cases of
domestic abuse; to see her updated view, visit
cryingoutforjustice.wordpress.com/2013/10/04/church-discipline-and-church-permission-for-divorce-how-my-mind-has-changed/
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