Is fidelity antique? It's hard to watch the news or read a newspaper without encountering remarks about infidelity, either by a politician or eminent celebrities. Does it mean that everybody cheat on their spouses and why is it so common these days? Why fidelity seems an antique word, without meaning? Years ago the betrayal was a taboo topic and affairs were condemned by society, breaking of the rules both by men and women meant disapproval …showed first 75 words of 425 total…

…showed last 75 words of 425 total…to forgive. When we don't forgive, we hate the person who hurts us. The hater is the one in grief. The Bible is very clear: those who refuse to forgive will themselves not be forgiven. But forgiving does not mean to be disregard or always mean compromise. Different factors cause people to try a forbidden fruit but as infidelity is widely spread and known in our society can we still call it a forbidden fruit?