More opinions on Christianity and divorce?

God will want him to stay and make a concerted effort to improve his relationship with his wife. I know we live in a "me" and "now society of instant gratification but I believe that that would be God's desire for your friend..

The laws against divorce are no longer applicable in todays society. In Biblical times a divorced women could neither remarry or work, so she was often forced into prostitution. This is why the law exists.

It's an anachronism that should be left behind now.

A man is only as good as his word. If he breaks his word....he is not a man who can be depended on...relied upon...or trusted.

Love is a decision. Let me say that again. Love is a decision.

We can decide to love or not to love....

Happiness is a decision.....we can decide to be happy or we can decide to be miserable....

There is no woman out there that will make a better mother for your child...or a better wife for you.

To many people find out to late....that the grass is Not greener on the other side of the hill.

That's the whole purpose of the vows of marriage, for better or worse, etc. etc. It is a vow, a commitment. You are giving your word by taking that vow. If someone gets an inkling that they could be happier, and thereby ditches their spouse, that to me proves that he or she doesn't have any respect for the sanctity of marriage, and that his vow, his word, is hollow and has no meaning.

A promise can not be broken it must be fulfilled.

If you confess that Jesus is your savior, then you must obey all of his commandments, right ?

You shall forgive, for how long ?

as many times as you want the Father to forgive you.

I think he has to stay with his wife and child. he is not denying he is the father.

the 'loveless marraige' is the bed both people in the relationship made. not God's fault. yes, you are to sleep in the bed you make.

THAT BlTCH! but he can not divorce her unless she commits adultery.

Hmm....

Maybe you should just ask your friend's imaginary friend about it.