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E 116 Whose Fault is it Anyway? Divorce and the Family Law Act 1996

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A re-examination of the role of fault in divorce following the Family Law Act of 1996, arguing that the identification of fault is not necessary to a Christian justification for divorce.

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Author: Jeremy Brooks

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