| − | Covenant marriage is also taught as a religious concept (Jimmy Evans, the founder of [[MarriageToday]], teaches this concept). In this arena, a couple will voluntarily agree that they will always attempt to work out problems that will inevitably occur in the marital arena, and not rush to the divorce courts. However, such an agreement is only voluntary, and unless the couple actually obtained a legal covenant marriage (in the states where it is available), nothing would prevent either party from seeking a no-fault divorce. | + | Covenant marriage is also taught as a religious concept (Jimmy Evans, the founder of [[XO Marriage]], teaches this concept). In this arena, a couple will voluntarily agree that they will always attempt to work out problems that will inevitably occur in the marital arena, and not rush to the divorce courts. However, such an agreement is only voluntary, and unless the couple actually obtained a legal covenant marriage (in the states where it is available), nothing would prevent either party from seeking a no-fault divorce. |