Divorced at the Courthouse but Not In Heaven
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- Did you know that according to the Bible’s definition, the word adultery means being married legally to someone but, not morally? Want to know where?
- Did you know that the religious world has made a blunder in assuming the divorce laws given by Jesus applied to both men and women? Want to know why?
- Did you know that women have never had the right to divorce their husbands and still don’t. Want to know why?
- Did you know that God never intended marriage to be 50-50 and clearly says so? Want to know where?
- Did you know that Christian men are allowed to have more than one wife and did for a long time?
- Did you know that God done away with Moses Law and the Ten Commandments and it clearly tells when and why? Want to know where?
- Did you know that any person, who claims to be a Jew, cannot prove it? Want to know why?
- Did you know, that unless you were a Jew, the Ten Commandments would not apply to you? Want to know where?
- Did you know that the New Testament predicted the establishment of the Catholic Church over five hundred years beforehand and called some of the doctrine they would teach "doctrine of devils"? Want to know where?
- Did you know that the Rapture and Tribulation theories are plain false doctrines? Want to know why?
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About the Book
The author, Ron Searcy, gives the reader positive proof that the religious world has made a blunder in assuming that the divorce law, given by Jesus, applies to both men and women. He also clearly shows that, in spite of millions of couples getting divorced for almost any reason, most of those couples are still morally married because, they got a divorce for a reason that God does not allow. Therefore they got a divorce at the courthouse but not in heaven. Mr. Searcy clearly shows that when you say, "I do", you had better well know what you’re saying, "I do" to.
About the Author
At age 24, Mr. Searcy began studying the Bible for himself and soon realized that much of what he had been taught by the church he had attended since childhood didn’t match up to biblical teachings. Knowing that many churches claimed to be the "true church", Mr. Searcy studied with many different religious groups, not to prove them right or wrong but was trying to find the church you read about on the pages of the New Testament. He also attended the Chattanooga School of Preaching and Teaching. Mr. Searcy is one of the most knowledgeable students of the Bible in our time. Divorced at the Courthouse but Not In Heaven is one of the most eye-opening and informing religious materials ever produced. His second book, How Anyone Can Understand the Bible will soon follow Divorced at the Courthouse but Not In Heaven.