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Please note what the scriptures say about divorce
God warned in
(Malachi 2:13-16) 13 “And this is the second thing that YOU people do, [this resulting in] covering with tears the altar of Jehovah, with weeping and sighing, so that there is no more a turning toward the gift offering or a taking of pleasure [in anything] from YOUR hand. 14 And YOU have said, ‘On what account?’ On this account, that Jehovah himself has borne witness between you and the wife of your youth, with whom you yourself have dealt treacherously, although she is your partner and the wife of your covenant. 15 And there was one who did not do [it], as he had what was remaining of [the] spirit. And what was that one seeking? The seed of God. And YOU people must guard yourselves respecting YOUR spirit, and with the wife of your youth may no one deal treacherously. 16 For he has hated a divorcing,” Jehovah the God of Israel has said; “and the one who with violence has covered over his garment,” Jehovah of armies has said. “And YOU must guard yourselves respecting YOUR spirit, and YOU must not deal treacherously.

According to Jesus Christ, only adultery gives the innocent one a valid basis to sue for divorce with the right to marry again.—Matt. 19:8, 9.
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The true God hates divorce based on treachery.

fuckherlord: People must be high on cheap drugs to allow their spouse go for this show.

How can married people expose their unclothedness to the general public all in the name of money?

Illicit Affairs and public sex are all the vices these housemates get their hands full on.

My spouse would never partake in such a shameful act

Can you allow your spouse go for the show because of the 200,000 US Dollars

The user name baffles me. Come to think of the fact that the post was started by this user name.
Well, let me ignore the username. Marriage is a sacred institution so my decision will be as seen here:

http://softskillementor-vincent..com/2012/06/divorce-learning-from-school-of.html

You see my view.

Those who appreciate marriage and its originator remain committed.

Arrogance?
@opps if true then its a case study for Character counts more than credentials.
http://softskillmentor-vincent..com/2012/06/character-counts-for-as-much-as.html

It only takes a little while before the man who thinks so much of himself finds out he is leaking the dust.
Learn brother, learn! Pls do so quickly.

It depends where you are "standing".
Are you about to take a decision or already in the marriage?

Money begets so much trouble for man.
Many work so hard to earn it thinking it brings joy and happiness. But does it? Imagine the below
Life in Exchange for Money?
Would people be willing to trade a year of their life for a million euros? In Germany more than 1 in 4 men and 1 in 6 women would do so, says a survey conducted by the polling institute Emnid on behalf of Reader’s Digest Deutschland. The younger the people polled, the more inclined they would be to accept such a deal—29 percent of the 14- to 29-year-olds and 25 percent of those aged 30 to 39 would make the exchange. The older people get, however, the more precious they consider life to be. Only 13 percent of the 50- to 59-year-olds and 11 percent of those over 60 years of age could imagine selling a year of their life.

inspirenet:

Drink water from your system. Best advice for marriage.

Its a natural selfish tendency, promoted by the wicked world. However many who adhere to divine principles endavor to keep love going and remain committed.

When does a line or sentence become FLIRTY?

Please read the following
Ephesians 5 : 22 - 33
1Peter 3: 1-6

SOME who lived in Jesus’ day questioned whether marriages could or should last. To them, Jesus said: “Did you not read that he who created them from the beginning made them male and female and said, ‘For this reason a man will leave his father and his mother and will stick to his wife, and the two will be one flesh’? So that they are no longer two, but one flesh. Therefore, what God has yoked together let no man put apart.” (Matthew 19:4-6) Obviously, God intended for marriages to last.
In many lands today, some 40 percent or more of all marriages are “put apart,” ending in divorce. Is the Bible’s advice regarding marriage hopelessly out-of-date? Could it be that marriages fail because the arrangement itself is faulty?
Consider this illustration: Two couples buy the same model car. One couple maintain their vehicle well and drive it carefully. Their car does not break down. The other couple invest no time or energy in maintaining their vehicle, and they drive recklessly. That car breaks down and is abandoned. Where does the fault lie for the second outcome—with the car or with the owners? Obviously, the owners bear much of the responsibility.
Similarly, the fact that many marriages fail does not mean that the institution of marriage is somehow flawed. The millions of marriages that succeed prove otherwise. Those marriages bring happiness and stability to individuals, to families, and to communities. But marriage, like a car, needs good care and regular maintenance if it is to last.
Whether your marriage is days or decades old, the Bible’s advice on how to maintain and strengthen it really does work.

Also read:
http://softskillmentor-vincent..com/2011/09/is-there-purpose-to-life-elie-wiesel.html

Does it actually matter, check this out: Character Counts as Much as Credentials

http://softskillmentor-vincent..com/2012/06/character-counts-for-as-much-as.html

That is why people with the right attitude can be trained to do most jobs- some period of attachment depending on the nature of job, then they start working.