I can provide information on the Christian perspective regarding divorce.
In Christianity, the Bible does indeed present a strong stance against divorce. Jesus is recorded in the Gospels, such as Matthew 19:3-9 and Mark 10:2-12, teaching that divorce was not God's original plan for marriage. He emphasized that marriage is meant to be a lifelong commitment between one man and one woman. In these passages, Jesus also allowed divorce only in cases of sexual immorality (often interpreted as adultery).
So, according to traditional Christian teachings, if a spouse commits adultery (cheats) on their partner, it is seen as a situation where divorce may be permissible. However, it's important to note that different Christian denominations and theologians interpret these scriptures differently, and there may be variations in beliefs and practices among Christians.
When dealing with complex and sensitive situations like this, it's essential for individuals to seek guidance and counsel from their faith community, religious leaders, and possibly professional counselors. The decision to divorce is deeply personal and should be approached with prayer, reflection, and consideration of the well-being of all involved parties, especially if there are children in the marriage.
Ultimately, how a Christian chooses to respond to the issue of infidelity and divorce is influenced by their personal beliefs, their understanding of biblical teachings, and their relationship with God.