For the Sake of Christian Marriage, Abolish Church Weddings

The book explores the widening gap between traditional marriage and church weddings, highlighting the financial burdens imposed by societal expectations rather than church doctrine. It questions the emphasis placed on church officiation, noting that many churches exclude those not "properly married" from sacraments. The author delves into the historical context, pointing out that the ritual of church weddings is not rooted in the New Testament but emerged nearly a millennium later. This examination invites readers to reconsider the significance of marriage within religious and societal frameworks.