alexander284
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What are your thoughts regarding Charles Stanley's divorce?
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A bit of old news. Charles Stanley's divorce occurred in 2000, twenty years ago.
I'm actually aware of that, but it still bothers me! Lol
Why does his divorce bother you?
My understanding was that he did not file for divorce, as that was his wife doing, and they did attempt to do a separation before that!For a number of reasons, actually. One being: he doesn't practice what he preaches, to put it plainly.
My understanding was that he did not file for divorce, as that was his wife doing, and they did attempt to do a separation before that!
he submitted to his board, and they refused to accept, as his wife was one fording the issue! my understanding was not due to sexual sinning, more that she felt he was devoting his life to ministry and church over her...Yes, but he also promised to step down if the divorce did take place.
he submitted to his board, and they refused to accept, as his wife was one fording the issue! my understanding was not due to sexual sinning, more that she felt he was devoting his life to ministry and church over her...
I believe that he looked at it being a "scriptural" allowed divorce, ad did not mean he was forced to stop pastoring!But the point is: he did not keep his word. He did not fulfill his pledge!
And if his board refuses to accept, too bad! You step down anyway, if you are a man who keeps his word. If you're a man of integrity!
I actually didn't even know this had occured.
I believe that he looked at it being a "scriptural" allowed divorce, ad did not mean he was forced to stop pastoring!
he submitted to his board, and they refused to accept, as his wife was one fording the issue! my understanding was not due to sexual sinning, more that she felt he was devoting his life to ministry and church over her...
I believe that he looked at it being a "scriptural" allowed divorce, ad did not mean he was forced to stop pastoring!
If it wasn't due to adultery, how is it scriptually allowed?
my understanding is if he does not remarry he can remain as pastor.
i have no idea.
His wife filed for divorce, so he would not be liable under the NT understanding of the Marriage, and he never remarried, so Ok by that also!If it wasn't due to adultery, how is it scriptually allowed?
Depends if the lord removes him out of being a pastor, as his gifts and calling to do that still seemed to be in place!My point is not "can" he remain as pastor, but "should" he remain as pastor?