THE QUESTION OF<br >REMARRIAGE<br > Every time I conduct a divorce recovery seminar， a few<br >people always come up and ask me what I think about re-<br >marriage from a biblical perspective. They often confess<br >their own confusions， havifig met ministers who will re-<br >marry no one who has gone id~rough a divorce， ministers<br >who will remarry some who have gone through a divorce，<br >and ministers who will remarry anyone who has gone<br >through anything.<br > The purpose of this book is not a theological evalua-<br >tion of the many differing points of view regarding the<br >right to remarry. Rather， it assumes that each person has<br >come to a conclusion in his own mind that is consistent<br >with the biblical revelation of God and His will for our<br >lives.<br > For those who are still seeking an answer to the ques-<br >tion of remarriage， I usually suggest that a person pray<br >for wisdom and guidance in this area and talk at great<br >lengths with his or her own pastor. It is certainly not an<br >easy question to resolve. Dr. Dwight Small， now retired<br >from the faculty of Westmont College in California， wrote<br >the excellent book The Right to Remarry in 1975， an ex-<br >haustive research on the subject of remarriage. The<br >Recommended Reading at the conclusion of this book can<br > provide additional material to aid in understanding and<br > establishing a biblical perspective.<br ><br >