In todayās day and age, where equality and rights are at the forefront of so many movements across the world, and where people are gradually becoming more tolerant of sexuality, race and gender, why is our āliberalā society still so judgemental about polygamous relationships? Itās drummed into us from a young age, that a āgoodā relationship consists of two people, committed to each other and forsaking all others. The Bible specifically teaches us that a one man - one woman relationship is the godly way and that anything but that will incur Godās wrath. Our Christian marriage vows state this, promising to be faithful to each other until ādeath do us partā but does āfaithfulnessā really pertain to sexual exclusivity, or is it really just being worthy of the faith and trust that your partner puts in you? Wedding vows often had, until recently, the promise of one partner to āobeyā the other, which has been cut out by many, and of course, weāve seen the extension of marriages to same-sex co...