Shoud I ask a girl out?

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Sirk

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What you said here doesn't make any sense. Please explain.
It means that you are incapable of having a friendship with a female because you want to have sex with her and or lust after her and therefore because you are like that you think all guys are.
 
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"instead of going to a man to interpret the Bible for you, please seek the Scriptures for yourself on the matter instead." You used the word 'instead' twice here :D that quite clearly implies I shouldn't go to a man
 
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"There is no other reason for dating." How about for fun?
Fun in what way? Do you date each other so as to just kiss (Physical pleasure)? Do you date each other just to have company with one another in worldly matters (Physical pleasure)? Or do you date because you can see yourself with them as a fellow partner in the Lord? Yes, one can have fun with their fellow partner in the Lord. But this is because pleasure between a man and woman is supposed to be within the bounds of marriage. That is why you date. So you can have a life partner in the Lord. To have fun with no spiritual goal in mind is to focus on carnal things or to be carnally minded. Romans 8:6 says to be carnally minded is death. Is that what you want? Or do you want to be spiritually minded which brings life and peace?
 
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"instead of going to a man to interpret the Bible for you, please seek the Scriptures for yourself on the matter instead." You used the word 'instead' twice here :D that quite clearly implies I shouldn't go to a man
Acts 17:11 is in context of keeping an open mind to what someone says about God's Word but it also includes in checking the Scriptures to see whether those things be so or not.
 

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I think you can take her to the prom and have a good time, just ask her and go, have fun!
 
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I think you can take her to the prom and have a good time, just ask her and go, have fun!
Yes....and buy her a Hershey's milk chocolate bar. Almonds are your call.
 
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BritishDave

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Jason have you never had fun before? There are other ways than physical pleasure XD I guess you wouldn't know what friendly conversation is..
 
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Acts 17:11 is in context of keeping an open mind to what someone says about God's Word but it also includes in checking the Scriptures to see whether those things be so or not.
Where did you get Acts 17:11 from..? I was talking about what you said
 
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It means that you are incapable of having a friendship with a female because you want to have sex with her and or lust after her and therefore because you are like that you think all guys are.
What you just said could not be further from the truth (And it is wrong on so many levels). Before I accepted the Lord and when I was young, I had written down who I wanted as a soul mate. Not one thing on that list was geared towards the idea of sex. There was only one physical trait I listed and it was in regards to hair color. But again, that was very minor on my list. I desired a woman who was non-judgmental and kind and loving. These were the big ones on my list (And not hair color). I later accepted the Lord and prayed over the years for the right Christian woman to come into my life. I was not desperate. I was waiting upon the Lord (in His timing) for Him to bring me the right woman who would be my compliment in all things. In fact, I now believe that your true soul mate from God will include each other's weaknesses in complimenting one another because the other would have a strength to help that other person's weakness. Anyways, in time, I was contacted thru Christian Soul Mates from a loving Christian woman from Brazil. I had flown out to meet her in 2010. Since that time, we have seen each other many times. The focus of our relationship is the Lord and in pleasing Him. We enjoy each other's company greatly. We make each other laugh and we care for one another deeply. She is my best friend. This is what we value most about our relationship. We are now planning to marry this year and to have a family later in time.

In fact, I even told her once that if by some chance we were to meet later in life when we were older (And in wheel chairs) I still would want to marry her (And I meant that deeply from the heart).

So any time you want to apologize would be nice.
 

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The idea that you need to disconnect from friends of the opposite gender at marriage is ridiculous!

Many of the young women with whom I was friends before marriage are now, with their husbands, mutual friends of my wife.
and many of the young men with whom she was friends before marriage age now, with their wives, mutual friends of mine.
 
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BritishDave

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What you just said could not be further from the truth (And it is wrong on so many levels). Before I accepted the Lord and when I was young, I had written down who I wanted as a soul mate. Not one thing on that list was geared towards the idea of sex. There was only one physical trait I listed and it was in regards to hair color. But again, that was very minor on my list. I desired a woman who was non-judgmental and kind and loving. These were the big ones on my list (And not hair color). I later accepted the Lord and prayed over the years for the right Christian woman to come into my life. I was not desperate. I was waiting upon the Lord (in His timing) for Him to bring me the right woman who would be my compliment in all things. In fact, I now believe that your true soul mate from God will include each other's weaknesses in complimenting one another because the other would have a strength to help that other person's weakness. Anyways, in time, I was contacted thru Christian Soul Mates from a loving Christian woman from Brazil. I had flown out to meet her in 2010. Since that time, we have seen each other many times. The focus of our relationship is the Lord and in pleasing Him. We enjoy each other's company greatly. We make each other laugh and we care for one another deeply. She is my best friend. This is what we value most about our relationship. We are now planning to marry this year and to have a family later in time.

In fact, I even told her once that if by some chance we were to meet later in life when we were older (And in wheel chairs) I still would want to marry her (And I meant that deeply from the heart).

So any time you want to apologize would be nice.
Aww I apologise if I was harsh, turns out you actually have a life :) congratulations on the engagement
 
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The idea that you need to disconnect from friends of the opposite gender at marriage is ridiculous!

Many of the young women with whom I was friends before marriage are now, with their husbands, mutual friends of my wife.
and many of the young men with whom she was friends before marriage age now, with their wives, mutual friends of mine.
I am not talking about couple friendships (Where you get together with another married couple and have dinner). I am talking about calling up your best friend's wife and trying to be friendly her when he is not around. That is not appropriate.
 
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Sirk

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The idea that you need to disconnect from friends of the opposite gender at marriage is ridiculous!

Many of the young women with whom I was friends before marriage are now, with their husbands, mutual friends of my wife.
and many of the young men with whom she was friends before marriage age now, with their wives, mutual friends of mine.
Yup. We make up the silliest rules.
 
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BritishDave

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I am not talking about couple friendships (Where you get together with another married couple and have dinner). I am talking about calling up your best friend's wife and trying to be friendly her when he is not around. That is not appropriate.
So married women aren't allowed to socialise with other men unless they're with their husbands... Where did you find this in the Bible??
 
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Aww I apologise if I was harsh, turns out you actually have a life :) congratulations on the engagement
Thank you for the apology and the congrats on the engagement.
But just to let you know, I would still have a life regardless if I was engaged, or married. For my life is in Christ. That is the one of whom I aim to please every day. He is my focus and my everything and not the pleasures of this world.
 
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I am not talking about couple friendships (Where you get together with another married couple and have dinner). I am talking about calling up your best friend's wife and trying to be friendly her when he is not around. That is not appropriate.
So much fear in you. Why is it that you take everything to the extreme? Are you afraid even of your own shadow? I think you may need to sell all you own and go live in a monastery.
 
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So married women aren't allowed to socialise with other men unless they're with their husbands... Where did you find this in the Bible??
I am not talking about socializing with women for gospel or business related reasons obviously or to help them if they are hurt and or suffering. But to call or visit a bunch of girls and be friends with them personally while you are married just to be friendly is not appropriate. What I mean by being friendly is defined as sharing in the same type of relationship and love and intimacy that you share with your wife. No, and I am not talking about kissing or sex, either.
 
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