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Of course if an ambulance came they would just think what a bunch of idiots in that church.Originally posted by Gina L:
I was a member at a church once, thankfully I'm far and away now, but they took the verse pretty literally.
They spent a whole church service once deciding how to handle that verse in the situation of if a woman slipped outside in the parking lot, which was very snowy.
It was decided that if she fell down and was decent and there was no women around and she needed help, they'd go get a woman to help her up, or let her get up on her own if she wasn't injured.
If she managed to become indecent after the fall, a man *could* help her stand up, but he had to touch her no longer than it took to pull her up, letting go of her IMMEDIATELY once she was on her feet.
Well here is what I would say. I would hope no one is beyond teaching after marriage....married life is all about learning about each other in many areas and this one is no differnt...that is half the fun along with half the frustration.Here are my questions regarding not kissing before marriage.
What if he/she is a bad kisser. What if he/she has constant BAD breath?????
Cindy
I realise that this is going off topic, but could not let this pass without a note. I apologise.I do know of someone who remained a virgin who married a virgin....but his wife to be didn't tell him till after their marriage that her father fondled her and all the problems growing up...so to this day they have problems in this area...since she isn't able to overcome it no matter what they do.
Very important to be honest with a potential future spouse about such things....so both can seek help and make wiser decissions before. He said if he knew then what he knows now he wouldn't have married her.
That is VERY encouraging, certainly!Originally posted by Gina L:
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Thing is, when a 15 year old girl comes in here and says she wants to remain pure and so has high personal standards, I think we should commend that and encourage it any way we can.
Dont you?
There are virgins who are non-believers. Holiness and obedience to God is the perfect gift to God and anyone else you meet.Originally posted by Clean1:
Virginity is the most precious gift you can give your spouse.