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In Chapter 2, I find it interesting that Beyak shares the stories of a woman whose ex-husband murders their son, and a woman whose husband murders her, yet still shares the Benedictine monk's assertion that divorce is wrong. Why? Because it "degrades and disrespects God's image in themselves and others, like premarital sex, adultery... pornography, and homosexuality". I feel like murder is pretty disrespectful...

I'll be reading this with caution, as Beyak writes on page 10:

"He insinuates I might be some kind of a wacko-feminist. I laugh and assure him that I am a devoted believer in God, just like he is. I tell him that I'm definitely not a feminist."