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Divorce
is the legal ending of a marriage. In many religions, marriage
is a religious act and thus there are various restrictions on
divorce. In some religions, divorce is possible only if one partner
commits adultery while in other religions, divorce is allowed but is
the prerogative of the husband only. Because Buddhism sees marriage,
not as a sacrament but as an agreement between two people, it accepts
that if those two people agree to end their relationship they can do
so. Buddhism and all Buddhist cultures have always seen marriage as a
relationship worth maintaining but at the same time they have never
had legal restrictions on divorce. |
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