Divorce and Remarriage in the Bible

Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles were married Saturday in a modest civil ceremony at the 17th century Guildhall, and the second marriage for each was blessed by the Church of England.

The wedding capped a decades-long love affair that endured the prince's first marriage to Princess Diana and constant tabloid scrutiny.

Charles and Camilla confessed "manifold sins and wickedness" words from the Book of Common Prayer, as Archbishop Rowan Williams blessed their union. They pledged to be faithful in their marriage.

"..in many parts of the world, and in many Christian denominations, the 'traditional' interpretation of the church is no longer traditional, as it has been replaced by the 'tradition' that anything can be forgiven and that therefore anything is possible, with the result that divorce for just about any reason and remarriage in any situation is allowed by a majority of local congregations and their pastors, both in North America and in the continental European churches. " Quote from Divorce and Remarriage in the Bible: The Social and Literary Context.

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