15 Mar 12
Originally posted by PenguinHow could He? When you use a standard so rife with subjectivity, so beholden to its own blindness, I doubt you could find anything concrete which would not be offensive.
No, I am measuring God by modern decent human standards and I am afraid he does not stack up.
--- Penguin
Originally posted by tim88which god? aphrodite would probably be pleased. thor wouldn't care. senior psychopath of the ot would be furious. junior psychopath of the nt would torture you forever.
prostatitis go to heaven? I think?,,,, why is it ok for pros and not me or you?,,if i had sex before marriage wht would god do to me?
Originally posted by PenguinYou ain't talking about the christian god. Fornication is a sin in the Bible.
I don't think any god worthy of respect is going to be remotely bothered what you choose to do with another consenting adult. . . .
Essentially, have fun and don't worry about it, but be aware of the emotional, medical and pregnancy risks: try to avoid hurting anyone.
--- Penguin.
Originally posted by robbie carrobiehehe.
and you have an alternative to successful relationships to prove that my advice is
unsound, do you? whereas as i am happily married and have been for twelve years
you are practically always getting papped out of some chicks abode, bum rushed oot
the door with your tinfoil parabolic alien transmitter hat and notebooks on the latest
UFO sighting to follow.
good for you if you are in a happy marriage. Truly, I find it is rare. Even if they do stay together.
As for me I have been unlucky in love, it is true, but I have two amazing children whose lives I'm very much involved with. Basically I've had 2 relationships (outside of highschool) with a child from each one. a boy and a girl.
In the hiatus between those r'ships I've not so much as touched a woman for about 7 years.
My latest childbearer is unfortunately mentally unstable, but on the bright I have full custody and ongoing enjoyment of my 6 year old boy (had him for the last 4 yrs)
So next time you want to take pot shots, there's a bit more for you to work with, eh? 😉
Originally posted by robbie carrobieThe truth is there is no secret formula , Robbie.
no, you would need to stop it and get married if you wanted to have (according to the
scriptures, that is the Bible) legitimate sexual relationship. As you can see from the
replies so far, all these people have determined for themselves what is moral and what
is not. What is the point of confessing if you are just going to do it again and aga ...[text shortened]... ask
them to demonstrate a justification for their moral stance. we have so far,
its fun.
As opposed to me is my best friend down in Melbourne who always seems to have a girlfriend but not a wife. He seems to stay with them for 2 or 3 years. They are always intelligent, attractive, worldly , not wanting children.
I would say he is lucky in love.
There is no hard fastened rule, and often imposing such a rule (as my sisters failed marriage showed) can often be worst for a marriage.
Take your standards back to the fifties, Robbie, really. I am just happy when two people can get on without arguing. Wouldn't a bit of that be good for everyone (and a bit more enjoyable sex 😉 )?
Originally posted by wolfgang59God conducted the very first marriage arrangement, that between Adam and Eve. If
Does it actually say in the bible that sex before marriage is sinful?
is that for men and women?
also ... when (according to the bible) did marriage become an institution?
Presumablt dam & eve were not married...
you note the text in Genesis it states that God, brought Eve to Adam and gave her
away, even as many Fathers do today. This arrangement of man and wife becoming
'one flesh', set the standard for marraige. The Bible states that both adultery and
fornication (sex out with marraige) are sinful.
Originally posted by robbie carrobiewhy did god deem it sinful?
God conducted the very first marriage arrangement, that between Adam and Eve. If
you note the text in Genesis it states that God, brought Eve to Adam and gave her
away, even as many Fathers do today. This arrangement of man and wife becoming
'one flesh', set the standard for marraige. The Bible states that both adultery and
fornication (sex out with marraige) are sinful.