• Biblical Families is not a dating website. It is a forum to discuss issues relating to marriage and the Bible, and to offer guidance and support, not to find a wife. Click here for more information.

Latest activity

  • B
    Yes Yes
  • B
    Bartato reacted to frederick's post in the thread Becoming more physically attractive with Like Like.
    Hmmm.... is that why so many western women are open to divorce? And, come to think of it, why so many accept homosexuality. Sin has social approval, but polygyny isn't sin so no approval. Yeah, that makes sense.
  • B
    Bartato reacted to frederick's post in the thread Becoming more physically attractive with Like Like.
    My wife who is the doctor faces that plus more because her ethics are called into question. She doesn't want to have to face any disciplinary issues. My other wife still has people (always so-called Christians!) wanting to help her divorce me...
  • B
    I was shocked to discover how important social acceptance was to my own wife while discussing polygny. The idea of sharing was not an issue. The social stigma was. And, she felt the full weight of the social stigma when friends of hers called for...
  • frederick
    My wife who is the doctor faces that plus more because her ethics are called into question. She doesn't want to have to face any disciplinary issues. My other wife still has people (always so-called Christians!) wanting to help her divorce me...
  • frederick
    I was shocked to discover how important social acceptance was to my own wife while discussing polygny. The idea of sharing was not an issue. The social stigma was. And, she felt the full weight of the social stigma when friends of hers called for...
  • steve
    Assuming that commands for one sex apply to both sexes when the text does not support that may be the worst mistake you can make about understanding what God's will is for the two sexes. And you see this all of the time. Very common modern mistake.
  • steve
    So our point of contention is #2. When someone claims that it DOES condemn polygyny, the onus is on them to show that it does, or else they (you in this particular case) are engaging in "Proof by Assertion" which is a logical Fallacy and is...
  • steve
    The argument that the NT is different is not a very good one, due to lack of evidence. You would think that if they were trying to change things they would be more explicit. Romans 7:2, 1 Cor 7:39 both indicate that "a married woman is bound to...
  • steve
    Do the particulars not teach us as well? If not, why are they even there?
  • steve
    steve reacted to cnystrom's post in the thread Mentorship with Like Like.
    Highly second going to a retreat. They are a great blessing, a lot of fun, and everything else is more effective when you interact with people you have met face to face. You are in a good spot, where you realize the truth, but also have the...
  • steve
    steve reacted to cnystrom's post in the thread Becoming more physically attractive with Like Like.
    The psychology to the whole thing is very interesting. When approaching a mixed set, you introduce yourself to the men first. You want to come across as a fellow man. You do not want to slink around and try to pick off women when the men in...
  • frederick
    Hmmm.... is that why so many western women are open to divorce? And, come to think of it, why so many accept homosexuality. Sin has social approval, but polygyny isn't sin so no approval. Yeah, that makes sense.
  • frederick
    Yes, and this should be our approach to any situation where we are challenging a person about perceived sin. Show the passage from the Bible.
  • frederick
    So our point of contention is #2. When someone claims that it DOES condemn polygyny, the onus is on them to show that it does, or else they (you in this particular case) are engaging in "Proof by Assertion" which is a logical Fallacy and is...
Back
Top