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I believe that you are being too harsh in your I Am So Grumpy I Am Not Even Talking To Myself Snoopy Shirt here. You can never truly know what is going on behind closed doors. Abuse, infidelity, addiction, etc are all reasons I have seen Christians getting divorced. Someone on the outside may look and say “oh, they gave up too easily” but I would not be so quick to dismiss more serious issues.
I struggle with being judgmental too. Really struggle! Somebody once knocked me down a few pegs and told me that I was only successful by the grace of God- and honestly, she was right. I had no place to look down on others as if I was superior for having (imo) a better marriage or a better work ethic or a better grasp on life. 5 years is not that long in the grand scheme of things – and as someone said above, it only takes one to have a marriage fall apart.
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The churches pushing I Am So Grumpy I Am Not Even Talking To Myself Snoopy Shirt especially young people, into marriage is what is driving up the Christian divorce rate. My parents, particularly my mother, didn’t want to get married and it was clear that she should have never gotten married and or have had kids or particularly when she did. It seems that the churches push people into marriage when there is no place in the Bible that says you must be married. Where does it say that marriage is a requirement for getting into heaven? As my bio mother would explain, back then especially, being married meant your chance of getting a job and keeping a job was better if you were married. Being married allowed you the image needed to enjoy other social and legal benefits as well, an image that malignant and abusive people also sought for cover. In addition, you weren’t shunned and ostracized in the church assembly and made to feel that you’re living in sin and that something was wrong with you, if you were married. And so they got married and we their children suffered. We were objects being used as nothing more than stage props for the benefits that the image of being marriage provided them. It’s clear to see that my parents had some other rather deep seated issues that needed to be have been worked on before taking on the life long work of marriage. The church has this obsession for forcing marriage onto people such that I get treated as a pariah at the churches I go to seeking fellowship. As far as the church is concerned, there is no such thing as a single celibate Christian with a goal of seeking Christ.
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