Andrew Wilson

You're trying to invite me to your church.

I'm just asking you to listen.

Please give me a real scenario.

You have to shut up long enough for me to.

Come on, please.

I've been here 30 minutes waiting for you to do it.

All right.

Give me a real scenario.

Okay, so what I don't understand here, again, and I'm going to ask again,

In your incoherent worldview, you keep on saying that these men who I propose this to are going to get divorced, but I'm not proposing that they get married through the state.

The state's the one who does the divorces.

So the only thing you could say is that there's a potential for common law here.

But that's something you yourself cannot guard them from by your own admission.

The second problem that we have here is that I don't have to stick around for 10 or 15 years because we can look at the numbers right now in religious marriage for what this looks like.

And here's what this looks like.

If you're a Catholic, you're way less likely to get divorced.

And if you're Orthodox, even less likely to get divorced.

And it's because of that ecclesiastical structure.

You're not ever going to be able to prevent all risks from divorce.

Not under any thing.