(2007) ISBN: [978-90-429-1962-4], XXII-296 pages, published
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Weber, PhilippeUCLouvain
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Burggraeve, RogerKULeuven
Scientific Director/Editor
Foket, MoniqueUCLouvain
Scientific Director/Editor
Demasure, Karlijn
Scientific Director/Editor
Abstract
(en) The many numbers of divorces and remarriages today seem to place in question the concept of marriage as being «till death do us apart». How should we evaluate this development? Are the foundations of society being shaken to their core or does perhaps the great number of people remarrying indicate precisely that «conjugality» continues to be a fixed element in the human lifecycle? Scientific insights and loyality to the Christian tradition bring this multi-disciplinary theological reflection to a double movement: on the one hand, a re-appreciation of Christian marriage in terms of its evangelical roots, on the other a theological and pastoral dialogue with the several current forms that conjugality assumes upon a marriage's failure. We furthermore give special attention to the position of the children. From a faith perspective, marriage continues to be a pre-eminent path of salvation as a community of life and basis for family.
Weber, P., Burggraeve, R., Foket, M., & Demasure, K. (2007). Marriage-Divorce-Remarriage. Mariage-Divorce-Remariage. Challenges and Perspectives for Christians. Défis et perspectives chrétiennes. Peeters. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/89221