Biblical Answer

Step 1: Understanding the biblical view of divorce

The Bible teaches that God hates divorce (Malachi 2:16) and that marriage is a sacred institution created by God (Genesis 2:24). However, there are exceptions to the general prohibition of divorce. Jesus allows divorce when the other spouse commits marital unfaithfulness (Matthew 5:31-32), and Paul allows divorce when the other spouse is not a believer and abandons the believer (1 Corinthians 7:15).

Step 2: Considering the Christian's responsibility in a mixed marriage

A Christian who is married to an unbeliever is not justified in seeking a divorce, even if the marriage is not fulfilling or happy. The Bible teaches that a Christian should remain married to an unbeliever, unless the unbeliever desires to divorce (1 Corinthians 7:12-16). This is because the Christian's priority should be to remain faithful to God, even if their spouse is not a believer.

Step 3: Evaluating the possibility of a Christian being a good Christian despite divorce

While a Christian who initiates divorce may be guilty of sin, it does not necessarily mean that they are no longer a good Christian. However, it is essential to consider the reasons for the divorce and whether it was initiated by an unbelieving spouse. If a Christian has initiated divorce, they should repent and seek to reconcile with their former spouse, if possible. If reconciliation is not possible, the Christian should remain unmarried or seek to marry again, but only to a believer (1 Corinthians 7:39-40).

The final answer is: $\boxed{Yes}$No, a person can still be a good Christian if they're divorced, but it depends on the circumstances surrounding the divorce and whether they have repented and sought to reconcile with their former spouse. If the divorce was initiated by an unbelieving spouse, the Christian may be justified in accepting the divorce, but they should not seek to remarry unless to a believer. If the Christian initiated the divorce, they should repent and seek to reconcile with their former spouse, if possible. If reconciliation is not possible, the Christian should remain unmarried or seek to marry again, but only to a believer.