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If we in the exclusive relatiosnhip and my girl friend (not offical) like to give/help me masturbate when we slept together. Will it normal or right or should it be happen? or I should stop her kissing/touching or not share in the same bed again?How should I do?? It is made me bit confused as a Chrisitian (she is non-chrisitian). I am very like her and help she is the right one for the future wift. But I don't know will this thing help/support our developing into right future relationship.
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I am a Christian too and I believe that anything that hasn't to do anything with sex that involves the penetration of the vagina or anus is not considered sex.So I wouldn't say it is a taboo.After all it might end up as a marriage between you and her so don't lose out on the opportunity you have been given by God!
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(Original post by HectPan)
I am a Christian too and I believe that anything that hasn't to do anything with sex that involves the penetration of the vagina or anus is not considered sex.So I wouldn't say it is a taboo.After all it might end up as a marriage between you and her so don't lose out on the opportunity you have been given by God!
I am a Christian too and I believe that anything that hasn't to do anything with sex that involves the penetration of the vagina or anus is not considered sex.So I wouldn't say it is a taboo.After all it might end up as a marriage between you and her so don't lose out on the opportunity you have been given by God!
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(Original post by HectPan)
I am a Christian too and I believe that anything that hasn't to do anything with sex that involves the penetration of the vagina or anus is not considered sex.So I wouldn't say it is a taboo.After all it might end up as a marriage between you and her so don't lose out on the opportunity you have been given by God!
I am a Christian too and I believe that anything that hasn't to do anything with sex that involves the penetration of the vagina or anus is not considered sex.So I wouldn't say it is a taboo.After all it might end up as a marriage between you and her so don't lose out on the opportunity you have been given by God!
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(Original post by HectPan)
I am a Christian too and I believe that anything that hasn't to do anything with sex that involves the penetration of the vagina or anus is not considered sex.So I wouldn't say it is a taboo.After all it might end up as a marriage between you and her so don't lose out on the opportunity you have been given by God!
I am a Christian too and I believe that anything that hasn't to do anything with sex that involves the penetration of the vagina or anus is not considered sex.So I wouldn't say it is a taboo.After all it might end up as a marriage between you and her so don't lose out on the opportunity you have been given by God!
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(Original post by Anonymous)
Don't know it is opportunity given by God or the trap/attacking from the Devil
Don't know it is opportunity given by God or the trap/attacking from the Devil
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#7
(Original post by jackmarshal757)
Anything sexual is a sin. Any sexual activity. There is a reason that is the case, everything is meant for marriage
Anything sexual is a sin. Any sexual activity. There is a reason that is the case, everything is meant for marriage
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#8
(Original post by ROTL94)
Completely correct Biblically. You shouldn't be engaging in any sexual activity before marriage if you are Christian.
Completely correct Biblically. You shouldn't be engaging in any sexual activity before marriage if you are Christian.
Plus the science backs it up as well
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Anon you should fill her mouth aplenty. The Bible only mentions sexual intercourse outside of marriage as a sin, this can be interpreted many different ways with many Christians staying in their faith by having anal sexual intercourse with their girlfriends.
I myself have partook in anal sexual intercourse with my current wife before we were married. I spoke to my Bishop and he condoned it.
I myself have partook in anal sexual intercourse with my current wife before we were married. I spoke to my Bishop and he condoned it.
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(Original post by jackmarshal757)
You are disgusting
You are disgusting
I overlooked your questionable and misguided comments directed at Anon, without insulting you why do you insult me? I bet you are not even an active member of any parish or group.
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(Original post by UltimateGanstarr)
I would like you to explain further? I have been an active practitioner in my parish for 20+years.
I overlooked your questionable and misguided comments directed at Anon, without insulting you why do you insult me? I bet you are not even an active member of any parish or group.
I would like you to explain further? I have been an active practitioner in my parish for 20+years.
I overlooked your questionable and misguided comments directed at Anon, without insulting you why do you insult me? I bet you are not even an active member of any parish or group.
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ITT: a lot of Christians unable to agree on what is or isn't acceptable as a Christian. Fills my atheist heart with joy :')
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If you are both adults, listen to your feelings and together decide what is the right choice for your relationship. 
I'm catholic, believe in interfaith marriages and don't support abstinence until marriage.
My mother & maternal grandmother both support the abstinence movement and oppose abortion under all circumstances.
With grandmother also believing that self-harm is holy and the medieval era perfect.
While electricity, the telephone, divorce, vaccines, yoga, painkillers, secular sweets, atheism and every other religion in existence- are all evil sins and the paths of the devil, his wife & their large family of adopted human children destined for eternal damnation.
I'm catholic, believe in interfaith marriages and don't support abstinence until marriage.
My mother & maternal grandmother both support the abstinence movement and oppose abortion under all circumstances.
With grandmother also believing that self-harm is holy and the medieval era perfect.
While electricity, the telephone, divorce, vaccines, yoga, painkillers, secular sweets, atheism and every other religion in existence- are all evil sins and the paths of the devil, his wife & their large family of adopted human children destined for eternal damnation.
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(Original post by NedgarDavids)
ITT: a lot of Christians unable to agree on what is or isn't acceptable as a Christian. Fills my atheist heart with joy :')
ITT: a lot of Christians unable to agree on what is or isn't acceptable as a Christian. Fills my atheist heart with joy :')
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(Original post by londonmyst)
If you are both adults, listen to your feelings and together decide what is the right choice for your relationship.
I'm catholic, believe in interfaith marriages and don't support abstinence until marriage.
My mother & maternal grandmother both support the abstinence movement and oppose abortion under all circumstances.
With grandmother also believing that self-harm is holy and the medieval era perfect.
While electricity, the telephone, divorce, vaccines, yoga, painkillers, secular sweets, atheism and every other religion in existence- are all evil sins and the paths of the devil, his wife & their large family of adopted human children destined for eternal damnation.
If you are both adults, listen to your feelings and together decide what is the right choice for your relationship.
I'm catholic, believe in interfaith marriages and don't support abstinence until marriage.
My mother & maternal grandmother both support the abstinence movement and oppose abortion under all circumstances.
With grandmother also believing that self-harm is holy and the medieval era perfect.
While electricity, the telephone, divorce, vaccines, yoga, painkillers, secular sweets, atheism and every other religion in existence- are all evil sins and the paths of the devil, his wife & their large family of adopted human children destined for eternal damnation.
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#16
(Original post by jackmarshal757)
I’m a devout Christian, extremely. I have no clue who you are but doing this is disgusting
I’m a devout Christian, extremely. I have no clue who you are but doing this is disgusting
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#17
(Original post by jackmarshal757)
They aren’t actually Christian don’t worry
They aren’t actually Christian don’t worry
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#18
(Original post by jackmarshal757)
Have you read the Bible?
Have you read the Bible?
My undergrad is in theology as is one of my postgrads.
I'm well aware of the different approaches to the religion and very familiar with fundamentalist christianity.
My father is a bellowing militant atheist and my mother's family are ultra-traditionalist catholics that rejected vatican ii.
She was almost beaten to death after coming home to tell her father that she had decided to marry an atheist.
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#19
(Original post by UltimateGanstarr)
As an actual devout Christian I can tell you that God looks poorly towards you, getting in the way of a fellow follower's life.
As an actual devout Christian I can tell you that God looks poorly towards you, getting in the way of a fellow follower's life.
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(Original post by londonmyst)
Yes- many different versions, interpretations and translations.
My undergrad is in theology as is one of my postgrads.
I'm well aware of the different approaches to the religion and very familiar with fundamentalist christianity.
My father is a bellowing militant atheist and my mother's family are ultra-traditionalist catholics that rejected vatican ii.
She was almost beaten to death after coming home to tell her father that she had decided to marry an atheist.
Yes- many different versions, interpretations and translations.
My undergrad is in theology as is one of my postgrads.
I'm well aware of the different approaches to the religion and very familiar with fundamentalist christianity.
My father is a bellowing militant atheist and my mother's family are ultra-traditionalist catholics that rejected vatican ii.
She was almost beaten to death after coming home to tell her father that she had decided to marry an atheist.
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