What God has joined together let no one separate James Pike, sometime bishop of California, was himself married several times, when that was still a fairly novel thing amongst the clergy. He used to say that the reason Islam was such a fierce competitor for Christianity was that it preached One God and three wives, whereas Christianity preached one wife and three gods.
Monotheism is easier than monogamy.
While most Muslims might aspire to two or three wives, some Arab potentates have dozens, even a hundred wives. Father McNeill embraces the God whose name is Love, and the Pope divorces himself from the community of the Beloved Disciple. Anglicanism has wrestled in the marriage bed for a long time, since the dawdling days and randy nights of our Defender of the Faith Henry Tudor. And African bishops at various times have taken or given permission to countenance polygamy. In time the gender ratio may even out.