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Adultery websites should be as unacceptable as race-hate websites

If we believe marriage is a social good, we must act on that belief

13 June 2015

9:00 AM

13 June 2015

9:00 AM

The website illicitencounters.com connects married people who are interested in straying, in cheating on their spouses. Or, as the website puts it, people who are ‘looking for a little romance outside their current relationship’. The site now has a million British users.

If you are old-fashioned and simplistic enough to disapprove of this, as undermining of marriage, then one of the company’s recent press releases can help you towards a more sophisticated view.

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