Do I have to get Married in a church

[sunburn]

It was a rhetorical question. No where in your post do I get a sense of concern more like judgmental, haughty, criticism, and quite frankly just up rude.

As I stated before feel free not to reply, its not helping your case; I don't care for your reasoning, honestly. So good day to you!

sorry. if I offended you.

 

[shrimp]

It was a rhetorical question. No where in your post do I get a sense of concern more like judgmental, haughty, criticism, and quite frankly just up rude.

As I stated before feel free not to reply, its not helping your case; I don't care for your reasoning, honestly. So good day to you!

Talk about being rude and high-minded.

 

[JoshJoseph2]

I would hardly ever say that the woman is a believer herself.
She has a vague notion that a church wedding is blessed and that's enough to get married in the church?

Let's face it…she is far from being a committed christian. Why tell her she is unequally yoked when she is the same as him.

What does it matter based on her post if she marries in the church or wherever.

is it fair to call someone an uncommitted christian based on one post?

 

[long]

for catholics it is imperative to get married in a church. im catholic and I believe its best to join with god in his house. just my two cents...

 

[LEPIDUS]

Talk about being rude and high-minded.

If calling someone out makes me rude and high minded then so be it.