Marriage, Divorce, and Remarriage

By T. H. Wright

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About the Series

I have had to read pages upon pages of theological material; so much that it feels like I forget a fair amount of what I read. While I do maintain a general synopsis of a book, I want to better internalize and remember what I am chewing and digesting as I read. This series seeks to remedy this by providing brief reviews of the books I read.

When seminarians have their spring break, professors like to list it in the syllabus as reading week. Along with the previous post I read a total of five books on my reading week. My brain was overflowing with thoughts of marriage and children as I work through the Marriage and Family Counseling class at Reformed Theological Seminary (RTS).

A great and incredibly biblical work can be found in Jim Newheiser, Marriage, Divorce, and Remarriage: Critical Questions and Answers (Philipsburg, NJ: P&R Publishing, 2017), which functions like a Q&A for biblical answers to questions of—you guessed it—marriage, divorce, and remarriage! The book is expansive yet it does not seek to be exhaustive; it is a reference work that covers or touches upon most if not all subjects pertaining to marriage. I highly recommend the work! It reads quite well.