People have cited two priests that have said otherwise. That's much more compelling than your opinion.
Well, that may be true, but we are all our own free agents, we all have lives to live and try to make sure they turn out halfway right, and just for my part, I'd want to know, at least in broad brushstrokes, and I would both be willing to,
and be willing to be expected to, paint my own broad brushstrokes. If I were single in the Eyes of God, and contemplating marriage, my intended and I would, at some point, be having the
"now, there aren't going to be any 'Easter eggs' come up one of these days than neither of us expect, something or someone that could pop out of the woodwork, are there? --- anything that I'd want to know about now, instead of finding out later, right?". Again, if in doubt --- or maybe even if there
is no doubt --- just do yourself a favor, and hire that PI. If you don't, and it blows up in your face later, at least some stranger on the Internet will have warned you. If you do, and nothing ever comes of it, no harm, no foul, the $450 you'll spend is about the price of a halfway-good-quality suit of clothes.
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