Marriage, divorce and living together : a dialogue

Notes: "Cover title".; "Rev. Graham Cotter, Gladys Bryce and Anne Frost explore these issues and their implications for the church today". -- p. [1].; "Reprinted with permission. Canadian Churchman, June 1980". -- p. [4].; Contents divided into eight questions and answers: What are the origins of marriage ? -- In what ways does marriage express God's will ? -- Is marriage, then unrelated to the working out of the divine will, and is it only a remote and imperfect model of the divine union which is our goal ? -- Is divorce permissible ? Most people have interpreted Jesus' statements on divorce as condemning it entirely -- Is the remarriage of a divorced person a genuinely Christian freedom which we are now making available, or is it an example of giving in to popular worldly trends ? -- What about "living together" ? Can the church accept this modern phenomenon, which seems to be in flagrant opposition to the church's view of marriage ? -- Does the church have a double standard ? -- Are there then any standards ?; Printed on green paper.

Subjects: Marriage - Religious aspects - Anglican Church of Canada; Divorce - Religious aspects - Anglican Church of Canada; Remarriage - Religious aspects - Anglican Church of Canada; Cohabitation - Religious aspects - Anglican Church of Canada; Anglican Church of Canada - Clergy - Marriage