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Now, this does not necessarily mean, God's plan for our individual lives will always happen, because we have free will. And this is where we come. We have a choice to choose what God has prepared for us, or we can live lives our way. We are free people. And here, is where I say dating is a choice.
This was the very reason I advised against dating. Again, dating it's a choice. And if it is, and if the other option is God's perfect will, I find it odd to even choose to date.
This was the very reason I advised against dating. Again, dating it's a choice. And if it is, and if the other option is God's perfect will, I find it odd to even choose to date.
Unless God's plan was to have you remain inactive, you're going to have to date, or meet people, or "insert word for dating here." Dating doesn't mean romantic involvement either. It can mean go out with another human being to get an indication of who they really are on the inside.
I would argue that a Christian could have a life filled with a large number of first dates, maybe a couple second dates, and then only one person that they date for a long period of time (and ultimately marry).
That is a realistic expectation and not at all unbiblical. It was my expectation and I ended up being pleasantly surprised. I've only had one girlfriend and one failed date in my life, and now I have a fiance. So, sometimes God makes it a bit easier on us. But to get to that fiance, I spent 5-10 hours a week on online dating sites talking to some very disturbing people, and being ignored by a depressing number of other people.