09 Oct 11
Originally posted by Trev33Can somebody who is already in a relationship have a sccessful relationship?
... form a harmonious/successful relationship?
Does it differ any from two people who have vastly different political views?
By religious do you mean a person who aknowledges God but is more concerned with spewing the words from their chosen religous text without even attempting to question it?
By atheist do mean a person who questions but denies God when their answers don't quantify God yet they use the concept of God to answer these same questions?
If so then these people are already in a relationship but not one with God.
09 Oct 11
Ok ok I was being a pest with the "no" stuff.
The bible tells Christians not to marry nonbelievers. This might seem at first, especially to the nonbelievers themselves, as a direct insult aimed at the "unworthy" nonbeliever. No, actually it is just flat out, straight up, bona fide wisdom. The marriage between a Christian and non-Christian is doomed to fail. Some may survive against all odds, but, it's best not to roll the dice to begin with if it can be helped.
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09 Oct 11
Originally posted by tomtom232What?
Can somebody who is already in a relationship have a sccessful relationship?
By religious do you mean a person who aknowledges God but is more concerned with spewing the words from their chosen religous text without even attempting to question it?
By atheist do mean a person who questions but denies God when their answers don't quantify God yet they ...[text shortened]... same questions?
If so then these people are already in a relationship but not one with God.
By religious i mean someone who is of and practices faith in god/gods.
B atheist i mean someone who is without faith in god/gods.
Can somebody who is already in a relationship have a sccessful relationship?
I'll ask again... What?
But your answer is yes, no one is confined to just one relationship. You can have a relationship with god, a sheep or box of tissues and have a successful relationship with someone else if they're fine with your other relationship.
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09 Oct 11
Originally posted by sumydidSo you believe christains should only marry other christains?
Ok ok I was being a pest with the "no" stuff.
The bible tells Christians not to marry nonbelievers. This might seem at first, especially to the nonbelievers themselves, as a direct insult aimed at the "unworthy" nonbeliever. No, actually it is just flat out, straight up, bona fide wisdom. The marriage between a Christian and non-Christian is doomed to ...[text shortened]... ve against all odds, but, it's best not to roll the dice to begin with if it can be helped.
09 Oct 11
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Originally posted by Trev33Then, according to you, a devout religious person and an atheist can have a successful relationship if they are both fine with eachothers existing relationship.
What?
By religious i mean someone who is of and practices faith in god/gods.
B atheist i mean someone who is without faith in god/gods.
[b]Can somebody who is already in a relationship have a sccessful relationship?
I'll ask again... What?
But your answer is yes, no one is confined to just one relationship. You can have a relationship with g ...[text shortened]... have a successful relationship with someone else if they're fine with your other relationship.[/b]
09 Oct 11
Originally posted by Trev33The bible says Christians should marry Christians.
So you believe christains should only marry other christains?
Ergo, if one believes the bible speaks truthfully, then one believes it is good advice for Christians to marry Christians.
But just looking at it from a logical perspective, it just makes sense... whether you are the Christian or not the Christian. If I were a nonChristian I would believe it best to marry a nonChristian.
It doesn't make for a happy marriage when every Sunday the Christian wants to go to church and the nonChristian thinks it's all hocus pocus. Add kids into the mix and now you've got both parents thinking it's very important that the kids understand their point of view. It just isn't a sound recipe for happiness and peace. At least not in my opinion and not in the bible's opinion.
09 Oct 11
Originally posted by Trev33The NT instructs that a Christian should not be unequally yoked. I don't believe in "forbidding" as such, but it's not a good idea to marry someone who has fundamentally different views from yourself is it.
So you believe christains should only marry other christains?
Same in business - best to be careful who you partner with.