Ryan, I think you missed the point.  Nobody thinks immorality isn't bad--they just don't think it's immoral to have loving sex before marriage.  You might think everyone else is taking the easy road--I think you're taking the easy road, because you're not even questioning yourself, or open to another way.  You've accepted the orders delivered to you from those who came before you, seemingly without wondering if they're accurately representing God's will.  You assume that everyone who doesn't think exactly like you is disrespectful of marriage and has no problem with divorce.  It's very easy to put your foot down and insist that everyone else is taking the moral low road and that your way is the right way.  It's hard to have a constructive discussion in which everyone considers more than one possible way to true happiness, or even happiness in Christ.  

I can appreciate your faithfulness, as I used to sound very much like you on that front, but I can tell you that you're closing yourself off from a whole world of fascinating, liberating, and faithful discussions with your attitude.  As you're in the minority here, you've decided to say that everyone's either missed the point or supports immorality.  I'm not saying that the majority's always right, because it's not the case, but when there are so many reasoned arguments being made around you, couldn't you at least take a second look?  Couldn't you take a moment to question the ego that wants so badly to be right on all counts?

I'm so impressed with the elegant and nuanced ways that all the posters here have made their cases--Kristin, you clearly hit on a vital topic, here.  Excellent work posting AND moderating!