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Love is a choice. What most people call love is a chemical reaction that waxes and wanes. It is literally impossible to maintain that chemical reaction for an extended period of time, hence "I fell out of love with you". That's eros, not agape, which is the kind of love God is talking about. What He talks about is the decision to love that doesn't care if she gains 50 pounds, he loses his hair, she gets varicose veins, or that peace sign he had tattooed on his butt now looks more like a wrinkled stop sign. It's a decision, so to say God denies people a chance at love is completely wrong.
Abuse, moreover, is not something to stick around for. Get out and get away.
To say God denies people a chance at love is completely right if one adheres to scriptures that deny divorce.
That is why I agree with your last and scriptures do not.
Regards
DL
Remember that the Scriptures were written in times when a young couple often had little choice as to whom they were going to marry. It is true that the love I am talking about CAN be developed between two total strangers, but it takes commitment beyond just feelings. It is not chemical attraction. If you try to base a marriage on lust, it's going to last about 2 to 5 years, and will fail unless the participants decide to grow beyond mere lust. So, your "chance at love" basically boils down to "I want to boink him/her but I can't".
Actually you're very dishonest. Nowhere in your op is mention of abuse, you began with the sole premiss of love.anger issues much?
Not a tad.
I just speak truth.
Regards
DL
You seem angry, mean and dishonest. Which is not surprising coming from someone trying to convince others he/she is superior
Actually you're very dishonest. Nowhere in your op is mention of abuse, you began with the sole premiss of love.Not a tad.
I just speak truth.
Regards
DL
You seem angry, mean and dishonest. Which is not surprising coming from someone trying to convince others he/she is superior
Not me. Just the policy I prefer.
I, unlike Christians and Catholics, would not deny anyone the chance at love and if that is offensive to you because of it's higher moral position than what Christianity offers --- then I suggest you find a better religion and God to follow.
Regards
DL
Actually you're very dishonest. Nowhere in your op is mention of abuse, you began with the sole premiss of love.
You seem angry, mean and dishonest. Which is not surprising coming from someone trying to convince others he/she is superior
Not me. Just the policy I prefer.
I, unlike Christians and Catholics, would not deny anyone the chance at love and if that is offensive to you because of it's higher moral position than what Christianity offers --- then I suggest you find a better religion and God to follow.
Regards
DL
No one is stopping you from loving your wife.
Honoring a commitment is a good thing
Not when it is a love commitment and there is no love left because some bastard is beating his wife twice a week.
Think longer than your face for Christ's sake.
Your religion has created a mind that does not discern immorality and lacks any kind of compassion.
Regards
DL
Honoring a commitment is a good thing
Not when it is a love commitment and there is no love left because some bastard is beating his wife twice a week.
Think longer than your face for Christ's sake.
Your religion has created a mind that does not discern immorality and lacks any kind of compassion.
Regards
DL
Oh, I get it, you are a homosexual, and can't stand the fact that the Bible says you are immoral. Ok, that explains that. You are a homosexual troll.
Have a nice day
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