It's Better To Have Loved And Lost

Originally posted by @tom-wolsey
They say it's better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all.

Does anyone agree with that? If so, let's presume the biblical God and heaven exist. Would you agree with this statement: It's better to have lived and not made it to heaven, than to have never lived at all.

Just curious is all. This isn't a trap question.

Everybody dies, but not everybody lives.

Originally posted by @tom-wolsey
They say it's better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all.

Does anyone agree with that? If so, let's presume the biblical God and heaven exist. Would you agree with this statement: It's better to have lived and not made it to heaven, than to have never lived at all.

Just curious is all. This isn't a trap question.

"lived and not made it to heaven" . I dont get it. Are you saying if you enjoy life too much then you will not goto heaven?

Originally posted by @eladar
Is it better to be alone when married or alone when single?

Depends on you.
If you're miserable then people will treat you accordingly.

Originally posted by @karoly-aczel
Depends on you.
If you're miserable then people will treat you accordingly.

So everyone who suffered heartache from being dumped was miserable to begin with.

Originally posted by @suzianne
Grow up.

So if you state what the Bible says you need to grow up.

Odd perspective but consistent with your posts.

Originally posted by @eladar
So if you state what the Bible says you need to grow up.

Odd perspective but consistent with your posts.

And it had nothing to do with this conversation.

But here you are regardless, shoehorning the concept in where it doesn't belong.

-Removed-

I've answered this question numerous times. My stance hasn't changed. I'd rather not feed your ego gravy train, actually. Or your passion for attacking other Christians.

Perhaps you have a comment on the OP, or are you going to just shove your off-topic opinions down everyone's throat like you do in every thread?

At least you finally grew a pair and started your own thread about your opinion. Maybe you can keep it there instead of infecting EVERY thread with it?

Originally posted by @suzianne
And it had nothing to do with this conversation.

But here you are regardless, shoehorning the concept in where it doesn't belong.

Maybe not from a females perspective.

But hey if you believe nonmarital sex is ok with God then ignore the Bible on that one too.

Originally posted by @eladar
Maybe not from a females perspective.

But hey if you believe nonmarital sex is ok with God then ignore the Bible on that one too.

You continue to make my arguments for me.

Got anything about the OP, or are we to hear your off-topic drivel all day?

Originally posted by @suzianne
You continue to make my arguments for me.

Got anything about the OP, or are we to hear your off-topic drivel all day?

The quote is about a romantic sexual relationship. At least most people assume that it does.

Originally posted by @eladar
The quote is about a romantic sexual relationship. At least most people assume that it does.

Only you, pervert.

Not everything is about sex, you know.

Can you get your mind out of the gutter for two minutes, or however long you take to form a coherent thought?

The post that was quoted here has been removed

Look, I understand that the only lens you have to see through is dark and distorted, but the basis for my argument is that the core of the Christian faith is love.

Therefore, when we deny love, we deny ourselves. I wasn't exactly talking to you except in that humans are made in the image of God, and at the core of God is love.

Love is the basis of the message of Jesus.

My statement stands, regardless if you buy into it or not and regardless if you want to try to call it sexist or not.