Explain two contrasting beliefs in contemporary british society about the issue of divorce

The Church of England does not advocate divorce but it is allowed if the marriage has truly broken down and cannot be repaired. Someone who is divorced can now remarry in an Anglican church.

Explanation:

For romans Catholics, divorce is always wrong; marriage is a sacrament which cannot be broken. Promises are made to god and each other to stay together until death does us part. In addition, these promises are binding. It is possible to have an annulment, which is where the marriage is set aside as if it never was real.

In Islam, divorce is available to both men and women. However, it is seen as the absolute last resort.

Explanation:

For romans Catholics, divorce is always wrong; marriage is a sacrament which cannot be broken. Promises are made to god and each other to stay together until death does us part. In addition, these promises are binding. It is possible to have an annulment, which is where the marriage is set aside as if it never was real.

For Christians divorce is discouraged but accepted as a last resort. It is sometimes the lesser of two evils and a necessary evil so divorces should not be made villains.

Christianity teaches

God hates divorce (Old testament)

Whoever divorces… then marries another it is as if he committed adultery. – Jesus

In Islam, divorce is available to both men and women. However, it is seen as the absolute last resort. Islam teaches:

Marry and do not divorce the throne of Allah shakes due to divorce (hadith)

A Muslim couple and their families are expected to work hard to fix any problem in a marriage to avoid divorce. There has to be mediation between them and they have to give time for reflection and to solve problems. If divorce is still the solution then man states” I divorce you three times before witnesses. He must then wait three months to be sure his wife is not pregnant and perhaps to resolve problems. After that he must pay the second part of the dowry to show the marriage is ended.

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