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If a catholic is married to a spouse who is particularly evil, can they obtain a divorce?
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Hypothetical question about divorce
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You can get a divorce but afterwards if you seek or are open to remarry you will need an annulment. Personally, I'd get an annulment even if I did not plan on remarrying.
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If I marry someone who turns out to be evil, this can mean I need to become able to tell the difference between an evil person and a truly loving person.
So, I would need to get a "divorce" from whatever in me makes me able to fool my own self, like this.
So, I would go with 1 Peter 4:17, and seek however God would evaluate and correct me > Hebrews 12:4-11, and get wise to any ways in me which helped make me able to so fool my own self.
So, I would need to get a "divorce" from whatever in me makes me able to fool my own self, like this.
So, I would go with 1 Peter 4:17, and seek however God would evaluate and correct me > Hebrews 12:4-11, and get wise to any ways in me which helped make me able to so fool my own self.
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Thanks for the total non-answer. I was asking a catholic law question not a philosophical one.
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Of course they can obtain a divorce. A divorce is performed for the State
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