If you believe in something you act accordingly. Divorce is obviously a difficult example but my logic is repeated for a history teacher who mentions anything prior to 5,758 years or for literally anybody who believes the official version of Jewish history. How can such a person defend the proposition that everything started 5,758 years ago and then behave in the real world as if dynosaurs etc actually existed 65m years ago. I suggest the only possibility is for the religious Jew to cover his eyes and say it never happened and ignore the facts. This is not too far different from Hester Panim, the idea that God turned his face away during the Holocaust.
Ostriches alledgedly face difficult facts in the same way.
In my mind, no religious Jew can meaningfully discuss events which allegedly took place prior to 5758. To do so is to admit that his belief system has been subverted for a few shekels. Maybe millions of them. Ian - but sometimes you go too far. Let me get right down to tachlis.