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hi. christian dress code: no clothing showing parts that should only be for your spouse to see. dresses and skirts ... to be worn knee level or lower or amist that . blouses or shirts.... no cleavage. shorts ... around the knee makeup .... no make up ...god made you beautiful so you dont need it hairsrays and such...dont need it colognes or perfumes ... lightly to fragrance not to over whelm others female bathing suits... one pieces no bikinis. nail polish ...no need for that especially on your toes. earring ..sure one pair not 50 pairs of earring jewellry ... a watch and a cross and wedding rings. just dress humbly not like celebs do

i dint know that sorry

congrats on 45 yrs , wow. you beat my parents. my dad passed a little before their 44th anniversary. and my sister been married for 43 yrs now. all happy too and christians. it is a hard subject to talk about but tha tis why i posted this to help people talk and maybe heal . i had reasons .i was stupid and got myself tangled up with abusers of all sorts. and as God is my witness , he never wanted that for me.i was so stupid andf bullheaded all my life ididnt care and did what i did because i was an adult. now i have changed all that. this song , listen to it. this is what i believe (video moved to the )

JERRY, before man there was lucifer. he was an angel like any other angel in heaven. the demise of him being thrown out of heaven was he was power hungry. he thought he could over power the Lord but couldnt.he wanted to be God . so the Lord created hell and threw him into the firey pit of damnation for eternity . that is the gist of what happened as what i was told by others. i hope this helped you

thank you for sharing that conservator. each of us walked our own path BUT it only matters about what we believe now and what we do now . the past cant be changed only from this time forward

but I CAN. i can believe in the almighty powerful God who ismore powerful than all men combined. that what i can do. and pray that i will die before this happens.

well he lied to you not me im canadian but i know what you mean.and its pretty basic , people do what society wants them to like celebs tell you something and you must have that or do that or be that thin or whatever. PEOPLE DONT USE THEIR BRAINS NO MORE AND THINK , THINK , THINK. its like a bunch of robots out there just breathing. God made us have free choice not to be robots but to use our brains. if we werent to use our brains and think for ourself we wouldnt have a brain. and because people dont , the blame lies with people not with obama or anyone. but with them themselves. they are RESPONSIBLE for their actions not anyone else. when you die your going to be alone with God no else will be there. no politicians no friends no family . you will be held accountable for just saying ugh that what everyone else did ,what could that hurt. well they WILL find out SEVERLY how much that is going to hurt them. being condemned to the firy pits of HELL. you know when obama got in i was like WOW. a black president, mlk would of been so proud to have paved THAT road for obama. now mlk MIGHT be cringing about it.

i can just see how the world is following all these celebs thats all.

see Serendipity i dont know how to post pics on here like you did

i agree lily tyotally.. i met my foster brother and i hadnt seen him in 30 yrs. hes coming down this weekend .this will be the third time i seen him. we both wanna date but were taking it slow too

ohhhhhhhhhh taking god out of school that is NOT good i remeber going to school here in canada and saying a prayer now nothing.

ty angels

yes its true. im not a worldy person by all means. never travellled that extensivally some in canada and thew usa. but i can see something id love to share. i see the new sodom and gomorrah and if you think it just came around , well your wrong. ive seen it mount up to that name over years. and that is hollywood california. they are rich, some are transsexuals , some bi sexuals , some gay and some lesbians. and now they can be married. what a outlandish insult to the creator and maker of our so beloved world.hes cried so much that he has no tears to cry no more over this.these celebs are living in sin inmany many ways.that is why they are in drought there. i have conditioned my self to watch ever since that charlie sheen said those nasty racial remarks to those jewish people. i dont watch that show no more. i wont watch it. and people sucking up money like there is no tomorrow. i am sure that this is the 2015 version of the old testiment sodom and gomorrah. this is ONLY my opinion and in canada i have the right to my OPINION. i am not judging either. just because i feel this doesnt mean im judging them. just seeing with my eyes and hearing with my ears that the GOOD LORD GAVE ME TO USE.

we are just dating we arent married . but i think i found the way to truwe love. its to know ones heart ..what they feel inside , to know ones soul ...what they believe inside and to know ones mind ..what one thinks. to the best of their ability. they should know these things as that will be a great anchor to stay together. many today dont KNOW each other and they get married so hastily after a few months or a year. that is wrong in my books. get to know each other take a few yrs before jumping intomarriage. i too k my vows serious but the ones i married didnt . that was my downfall.

You May Have Heard That The Divorce Rate In The Church Is 50%… Get Ready To Be Shocked. This is a game-changer. Talk about “an old wives’ tale.” You’ve heard it said that 1) 50 percent of all marriages end in divorce; 2) most marriages that do happen to make it are, nonetheless, unhappy, and 3) Christians are just as likely to divorce as non-believers. These claims, long understood to be research-based facts, never quite sat right with me. Still, admittedly, while these assertions do swim upstream against the flow of both our common sense and our common experience, we have, nevertheless, accepted them (present company included) as valid because – well, you know, because “social science …”. As it turns out, your gut was right. It’s all nonsense – urban legend of a sort, propagated, most likely, by the same post-moderns who today seek to similarly undermine the God-designed institution of legitimate man-woman marriage by redefining it into oblivion. Shaunti Feldhahn is a Harvard-trained researcher and author. In her recently released book, “The Good News About Marriage: Debunking Discouraging Myths about Marriage and Divorce,” Feldhahn details groundbreaking findings from an extensive eight-year study on marriage and divorce. Among other things, her research found: The actual divorce rate has never gotten close to 50 percent. Those who attend church regularly have a significantly lower divorce rate than those who don’t. Most marriages are happy. Simple changes make a big difference in most marriage problems. Most remarriages succeed. In an interview with CBN News, Feldhahn shared that, like most of us, she had swallowed the anti-marriage propaganda hook, line, and sinker. She believed “that most marriages are unhappy and 50 percent of them end in divorce, even in the church.” “‘I didn’t know. … I’ve stood up on stage and said every one of these wrong statistics.’ “Then eight years ago, she asked assistant Tally Whitehead for specific research on divorce for an article she was writing. After much digging, neither of them could find any real numbers. “That kicked off a personal, years-long crusade to dig through the tremendously complicated, sometimes contradictory research to find the truth. “‘First-time marriages: probably 20 to 25 percent have ended in divorce on average,’ the study revealed. ‘Now, OK, that’s still too high, but it’s a whole lot better than what people think it is,’ Feldhahn added.” CBN noted that “[T]he 50 percent figure came from projections of what researchers thought the divorce rate would become as they watched the divorce numbers rising in the 1970s and early 1980s when states around the nation were passing no-fault divorce laws.” So, in other words (and I wish I could say I long suspected this), the 50-percent divorce figure is simply a myth based upon decades-old (and woefully inaccurate) speculation. As it turns out, the shelf-life for marriages in the U.S. has taken a sharp turn for the better since the 1970s and ’80s. “‘But the divorce rate has been dropping,’ Feldhahn said. ‘We’ve never hit those numbers [the 50 percent figure]. We’ve never gotten close.’” “And it’s even lower among churchgoers, where a couple’s chance of divorcing is more likely in the single digits or teens,” added CBN. Additionally, the study determined that four-out-of-five marriages are happy. “That number flies in the face of the popular belief that only about 30 percent of marriages are happy.” “‘Most people think most marriages are just kind of ‘eeh’ … just kind of rolling along,’ observed Feldhahn. ‘And they’re shocked when I tell them that the actual average is 80 percent: 80 percent of marriages are happy. … “‘The studies show that if they stay married for five years, that almost 80 percent of those will be happy five years later,’ she concluded.” Still, of the study’s many myth-busting revelations, the fact I found most interesting (and instructive) was this: Of all marriages, Christian marriages prove the most durable. “‘The Good News About Marriage’ also reveals the divorce rate among those active in their church is 27 to 50 percent lower than among non-churchgoers,” noted the report. “Feldhahn’s hope is that once people learn the truth that they will spread it far and wide.” “‘This is a great chance,’ she said, ‘to stand up and say. We were all fooled. Not anymore.’” Indeed, “Fool me once …” and all that. I’ve covered it before. Here’s what marriage is: the God-ordained, lifelong, covenantal union between man and wife, designed to provide men, women, and children optimal stability and overall well-being. Marriage is that biologically, spiritually, and morally centered institution calculated to ensure responsible procreation and perpetuate the human race. Marriage, real marriage, represents the fundamental cornerstone of any healthy society (any society that hopes to survive, at least). Here’s what marriage is not: Anything else. In short, marriage is what it is. It’s encouraging to learn that, even under the increasing barrage of no-fault divorce and sin-centric marriage re-definition artillery, this cornerstone institution has, thus far, survived all efforts to destroy it. It’s even more encouraging to learn that, as with all things, marriages built upon the rock of Christ prove stronger still. I agree with Shaunti Feldhahn. Let’s spread the good news far and wide. i agree!!! marriage takes a lot of hard work and like me being divorced 3 times i took my vows seriously . it was my husbands who cheated and drank and used dope and one of them killed my dog and cat. and i wasnt going to stay in that marriage to be killed myself. my first husband used to beat me up . i didnt know this until we wed and he went to jail and got out then he started beating me up. he cheated on me , he made me blasck and blue and when you LOVEEEEEEEEEEE someone you cant be doing that. so i divorced him. second after 5 weeks of marriage he left the city and moved to another province with this female. chater again. third one chated on me and when i found out oi was crushed . then he deliveratley killed my puppy and i couldnt stay in a marriage like that. my life could of been in danger. one thing in my 50 yrs i learned once a cheater always a cheater , well smae rule goes for abusing spouses. and drugs and alcohoil. thank god i waited 5 yrs to find me a man .this one dont drink or do drugs. and he is woinderful. he was my foster brother 30 yrs ago. so it isnt like i just picked him up. we have a history together. god brought him back into my life again and i thank god