Hmmmm.  Maybe the plight of Christian marriages is not so bad after all. 

ATLANTA — It’s long been believed that half of America’s marriages end in divorce and the problem is just as bad in the Church as the rest of the country.

But when Harvard-trained researcher Shaunti Feldhahn tried to find the actual research to prove those points, she couldn’t. It started her on an eight-year odyssey to find the actual facts.

A Demoralizing Belief

The Atlanta-based researcher and author realized the widespread belief that marriage failure is as bad in the Church as the rest of the world demoralizes Christians and can even cause them to question their faith.

”For a pastor it means ‘all my work doesn’t mean very much,'” Feldhahn told CBN News. ”For the average person in the congregation there’s this subtle feeling like, ‘If that’s true: if on something as important as marriage…