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G. C. BREWER ON DIVORCE AND REMARRIAGE, Part 2
Brewer believed the guilty party could remarry: “If the ‘innocent party’ can marry again, can the ‘guilty party’ be forgiven of this guilt? If he is forgiven, can he marry again? If not, is he forgiven? How is he forgiven if he is punished for life for his sin?” 1 Brewer held that splitting up marriages and families was wrong:
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Grover Cleveland Brewer was among the most influential ministers in the churches of Christ from the early to mid-1900s. He served congregations in Chattanooga, Winchester, Memphis, and Columbia, Tennessee, Austin, Cleburne, Lubbock, and Sherman, Texas, as well as Los Angeles, California. His final years were spent editing the Voice of Freedom. His books include The Model Church, Brewer’s Sermons, Contending for the Faith, As Touching Those Who Were Once Enlightened, and Forty Years on the Firing Line.1 Brewer’s achievements were recognized outside the church when he was awarded the prestigious Carnegie Medal. His work as Gospel Advocate’s “Queries” editor is well-remembered.
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