@philokalia saidYes, of course. For the reasons I have given.
So what about what I'm doing now reminds you of this Romans affair?
-Removed-Ok, i stated my case already.
So would you say a person who becomes a Christian that has a previously existing relationship should be forced into an officislized marriage or to break up immediately upon becoming Christian because of doctrine..? Or?
And what if they already live together as man and wife, and have what amounts to a common law marriage?
@philokalia saidDid you ever say anything like this to Romans1009?
Doesn't sound very Christian of you, Dive.
@fmf said11
Did you ever say anything like this to Romans1009?
Yes, I did. But I can't point to a specific instance in the forum, though we also did have some private messages back and forth.
@philokalia saidRomans1009 was arguably the most hostile man this forum has ever seen. You never confronted him though. In fact you thought he was the best poster here.
Now, why do I need to justify myself to a hostile man like you?
This post is basically about you.
@philokalia saidI think you are lying.
Yes, I did. But I can't point to a specific instance in the forum, though we also did have some private messages back and forth.
@fmf said12.
Romans1009 was arguably the most hostile man this forum has ever seen. You never confronted him though. In fact you thought he was the best poster here.
This post is basically about you.
I did confront him, although I didn't do it much, because it's the internet and I found the way he worked you guys up and still works you up to be funny
Funny enough to keep a count going.
@philokalia saidI have no doubt you are lying about this.
I did confront him, although I didn't do it much,