I'm aware of the 2 little letters which is why they were inserted to begin with; for clarity
1. A Christian person suffers a divorce.
2. The now-divorced person is not a Christian.
I contend for this scripturally-sound alternative:
1. A Christian person suffers a divorce.
2. The now-divorced person is still a Christian.
There is no "if".
You are contending that the following is your assertion:
1. A Christian person suffers a divorce.
2. The now-divorced person is still a Christian.
3. IF the divorced person commits adultery, they are no longer a Christian.
Insert the "if" and you are changing the situation, rendering your original assertion either incomplete or invalid.
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