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Originally posted by darkbake
So, I find that although I am able to relate to secular women fairly well, I do not think they are conducive to what I want in a relationship, which is exclusivity, trust and getting to know each other on a deep level, as well as a life-long commitment.
Originally posted by darkbake
So, I find that although I am able to relate to secular women fairly well, I do not think they are conducive to what I want in a relationship, which is exclusivity, trust and getting to know each other on a deep level, as well as a life-long commitment. It is definitely possible for some people to do this in a secular way, but I have read the writing on the wall and it is not for me.
Am I going to date the Christian, and lead an exemplary lifestyle, marry, have kids, and continue my original vision of Christianity - to help others and accept all -
Or, am I going to become gay and start writing a blog on feminism from a vantage point where I am safe to promote women's rights without having to worry about being persecuted for being either a straight man or a Christian?
Am I going to date the Christian, and lead an exemplary lifestyle, marry, have kids, and continue my original vision of Christianity - to help others and accept all -
Or, am I going to become gay and start writing a blog on feminism from a vantage point where I am safe to promote women's rights without having to worry about being persecuted for being either a straight man or a Christian?
Probably neither. But I gave the universe a choice, and we shall see what happens.
Originally posted by IsThisThingBugged
reply to post by darkbake
My personal opinion... there really is no such thing as bi-sexual people. If you are interested in your same sex, your gay, period.
Originally posted by darkbake
That is important, as there is some risk that secular thinking could lead to things like ... totalitarianism, which is not in the best interest of everyone.