VOICED: Cairo: remarriage not for Coptic divorcees

The video discusses the challenges faced by Coptic Christians in Egypt regarding divorce and remarriage. The Orthodox Church allows divorce but not remarriage, conflicting with Egyptian court rulings. The church maintains that remarriage is a religious matter, not judicial. Some Copts convert to Islam to remarry, as civil marriages are not recognized. The video suggests civil marriage could alleviate tensions between the church and the government.

What is the stance of the Orthodox Church in Egypt regarding divorce and remarriage?

• Does not allow divorce or remarriage

• Allows divorce but not remarriage

• Allows both divorce and remarriage freely

• Allows remarriage under any circumstances

Why did the Coptic Church reject the court's ruling on Marlon Williams' right to remarry?

• They consider remarriage a religious matter

• They were not informed about the ruling

• They oppose the rule of law

• They believe remarriage is a judicial matter

What percentage of Egypt's population is made up of Coptic Christians?

• 15%

• 5%

• 10%

• 20%

What alternative to religious marriage do secular Copts suggest?

• Common-law marriage

• Civil marriage

• Polygamous marriage

• Temporary marriage

What is a potential consequence for Coptic Christians considering marriage in Egypt?

• They might face no issues

• They might need to convert to another religion

• They might have to leave the country

• They might be forced to remain single