I want to support pCloud, but uploading (either via a browser or via the MacOS app) is like dial-up internet speed.
My upload to Google Drive was around 8MB/sec. Meanwhile pCloud is, at times, 32KB/sec and 1MB/sec at absolute best (very rarely).
This has been the case for me generally for several years, both in Australia and when traveling abroad.
I am aware that different denominations take differing stances on divorce in general, and remarriage.
In my own case: my ex spouse and I divorced. There was regrettably infidelity on both sides. She was also physically violent toward me.
In my own case, I confessed the infidelity and attended marriage counseling for a couple of years, and repented personally to God. My ex was unapologetic about her own infidelity and I’m unsure of her relationship with God.
I don’t really have an ambition to marry again. But if that changes in future, do the various bible verses describing remarriage, define that as adultery for me at that time?
I’m finding it hard to interpret whether those verses describe something universal for all time literally, or culturally specific for the time?
If literally for all time, where does the bible teaching permit a spouse to leave following violence, or that type of abuse? Where also does this accommodate repentance and people being able renew their lives and start over?
As I said, I’m very much not looking to remarry. But I’d like to know if doing so in future would literally be adultery at that time.