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Originally Posted by zing
well I think you can look at it from a morality point of view. Like Islam or not they hold moral behavior very highly and their laws are very strong against breaches. Look at how they treat a thief etc .
We in this country have a very lax view of morality but I find that distasteful myself.
She must have known the laws but still broke them. The guy who had not been married got off lighter.
If you think about marrage vows taken in churches in this country . Both partners swear in front of almighty God to be true. Ok I realise in reg offices the vows are different but a contract is still made. Both hold no water in law. For someone to breach a contract with God in a country where it is held held in the highest order is asking for it. Not that I agree with it
i'm an atheist there is no one to swear in front of.
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[COLOR="Silver"]then you wouldnt be getting married in a church then would you? in your opinion there is no one to swear in front of but those who do believe and do get married in a church are making a big promise
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Originally Posted by Kymmy
I agree that laws should be upheld, but what's strange here is that this woman was allowed a divorce and then held and punished under a law that states she wasn't divorced.. Surely any law that allows that is flawed to the extreme??
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perhaps she was divorced somewhere else? perhaps a different province
she could have still kept your pants on though kymmy she must have known the law