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Thanks for sharing you views, I appreciate it. It's not an easy question and there are many things to consider and details we don't know about the person in the video as you mentioned. Is he a brother in Christ? Did he repent? Who initiated the divorce? Did he try to reconcile? All good points...

Attending is not necessarily celebrating

Hi Mock. I like mock the South African accent. Hehehehe I find it very funny. :Laughingoutloud: I'm just joking of course. My dad lived in Pretoria and Johannesburg for 10 years before i was born in the 60s and 70s. I think you will find that there are many warm hearted people on this forum...

Well for me the question is just hypothetical but I would have to attend. It's not a sin to attend and I think that not attending is being too prideful. Pride is Satans favourite sin, it pulls people away from God and away from their loved ones. Destroying a relationship simply because you want...

Oh that's just beautiful man. It bought a tear to my eye until the last sentence made me laugh. I was atheist then became agnostic before turning the God so I really feel your story and enjoyed reading it. I fell for the new atheist movement as well. The four horsemen, Dawkins, Hitchens...

I was thinking of starting a thread called "Meanwhile in Australia" Hehehehe :Laughingoutloud: Or "Only in Australia" Showing stuff like this to freak out all you American and Poms and everyone else. Hehehehe :jest: But seriously did you see how it reacted when it was released. Ohh man they're...

I think the guy in the video is talking about his family brother

@PS95 @amigo de christo My friends it's a tough question and I'm glad it's only a hypothetical question for us. I understand both your arguments but I would still just go to keep the peace, I don't think it's a sin just to be there. My further question would be if you would go to your...

I was thinking where is this Behold guy coming from, claiming that it's not a sin to divorce and remarry. He must of done it himself or know someone that did and is trying to reject what the scriptures plainly tell us about it. Anyway thanks for using some of Paul's passages to correct him...

That's exactly what you are doing. Changing the bible to suit your beliefs. Jesus is clear and righteous in his words Matthew 19:9 9 I tell you that anyone who divorces his wife, except for sexual immorality, and marries another woman commits adultery.” NIV No excuse can change this fact It's...

Jesus says not to be a hypocrite. Take the log out of your eye. If you haven't sinner then cast a stone. Let God do the judging for we are all sinners. It's not a sin to attend, your not supporting it. It's not worth destroying the peace in the family just to make a point. I see it as being...

Sorry but Jesus doesn't say it's a sin to attend a wedding at all. That's jumping to a false conclusion my friend.

Just because I attend the wedding doesn't mean I support it. That's going overboard, I'm just standing there with my mouth closed. Not supporting anything. Not sinning at all. Just attending to keep the peace in the family. Then what about attending a wedding where the two have already been...

Jesus clearly says that divorcing, except for sexual immorality, and remarriage is a sin Nothing you say changes that. That's all I have to say about that. We're getting off topic.

Your right it's not an easy decision to make. For me and you its just a hypothetical question but I think I would have to go. I have sinned so it would be hypocritical for me to judge. And if I'm not sinning by going then why destroy the relationship

Like I said. Without watching the video your missing the context of the question all together and talking about something completely different. But let's clarify something In Matthew 19:9 Jesus says 9 And I say to you, whoever divorces his wife, except for sexual immorality, and marries...

You didn't watch the short video video. Because of that you are missing the context of the question

Your missing the context of the question. It's more about adultery than remarriage

Buy would it be a sin to attend the wedding? And if we have sinned before, which we all have, than who are we to judge?

Do you think it would be a sin to attend that wedding?