Is it right for Christians to tell me I'm more likely to get divorced because of what I believe?

Answer 1

if you are an evangelical Christian, you have the highest likelihood of divorce (statistically speaking).

Answer 2

No one has any right to tell you anything of the kind. In some cases divorce in inevitable, but not every one. It takes both partners, working hard at the relationship, to make a marriage work.
Good Lick.

Answer 3

I would think they would be more concerned with your eternal soul.
Someone telling you "you're gonna get divorced if you believe that.." has no right to try and foretell your futURE.

However, you could end up separated from God for all eternity because of what you believe ( or don't).
That's one divorce I don't want to be part of.

Answer 4

If it is true, it is right to say so.

Christians are called to be the truth and the light.

The divorce rate among Christians who pray together every night is 3%

55% national average.

Answer 5

No. Freedom of religion and all that stuff I don't know how some holy rollers think they can just dominate society when there have been religions around a lot longer than theirs. Besides if they really practiced what they preached there would be a lot more diversity and all those years ago so many people wouldn't have died. Get married and who cares what others think!

Answer 6

Uh, the divorce rate for pastors is 50%...same as for secular society...so...no, they have no right to tell another they will have a bigger chance of getting a divorce.

Answer 7

No, but you need to think about where you are going and who you want to trust with your soul, The Lord or Satan, because it goes to one place or the other.

Answer 8

It isn't right for anyone to make that assumption....No one knows what tomorrow will bring..