What I Look for in a Godly Woman

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Leadfoot5311

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Lately, I have tended to see a decline in quite a bit of what I would classify as "Godly" relationships. What I mean by that is when the relationships begin, the couple basically puts on a facade of "Godliness", but when they get more comfortable with each others, their standards slip, they start to toss out their morals. That tends to tick me off quite a bit.

(Be aware, I have never been in a "legitimate" relationship, so I'm just somewhat been playing it by "ear", if you know what I mean)

When I start to try to analyze the issue at a closer level, I start to see that it tends to root from a lack of standards that are searched for. Some people tend to let their standards "flex" a little bit to fit an incredibly attractive girl into it. I have been guilty of the same at times, but I have been trying to work on firming up my standards.

Here is basically what I want to see in a "Godly" Woman:

1. Has a strong passion about her faith and want's to strive and grow in the faith and in knowledge and wisdom. I do not want to be with a girl who takes her faith for granted. The issue with that is when you start to take your faith for granted, you start to lose passion for your faith, and you lose your footing.

2. Has a strong sense of morality and modesty. I am the kind of guy who believes that kissing is okay, as long as you save further actions until you are married. I feel like lack of modesty also can cause issues, as in wrong reasons for a relationship, and it somewhat "opens the door" for more physicality in a relationship.

3. Loves to communicate with fellow believers. A major part of the church is about fellowship. The bible says that wherever two or more are gathered in Jesus' name, he is there. I have some friends who feel that it can be better to "isolate" themselves, but I also notice that THEY are the ones who are more bitter, depressed, and more prone to being tempted into sin.


Responses? Thoughts? Opinions? Post below! =D
 
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Kooper

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Thought:


Interesting theory.
 
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angelproverbs

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..there are few woman who are 'Godly'. But I hope that you can find your 'Godly woman'. :)'
 
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Jullianna

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a little corny?...maybe, but it still makes sense
 

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zeroturbulence

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Sorry to burst your bubble but all the Godly women are taken. They've all declared Jesus as their one and only husband.

And I hear a few men have actually done this too, but thats besides the point.
 
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TheJesusFreak

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@Zero- Are you intending that people that dont have Jesus as their only husband/lover arent godly?
 
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@Zero- Are you intending that people that dont have Jesus as their only husband/lover arent godly?
I'm saying that Godly women aren't really interested in finding a man.

And the ones that are only want a man who is perfect like Jesus.
 
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Liamson

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I'm saying that Godly women aren't really interested in finding a man.

And the ones that are only want a man who is perfect like Jesus.
Its true, its like they need to be derailed and slapped in face with just how Jesus like we really are.

I have a strategy, it involves a Clandestine Missions Trip, Stockholm Syndrome and lots of Free Time. ;)
 
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FireWire

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I'd have to agree with that zeroturbulence. Nobody could ever be up to that standard. Of course it begs the question - are they up to the same standard?
 
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Well, I hope everyone knows I was speaking in general terms. I mean I'm sure there are some Godly women out there that are realists and are willing to settle for a man who isn't perfect. ;)
 
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NodMyHeadLikeYeah

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Its true, its like they need to be derailed and slapped in face with just how Jesus like we really are.

I have a strategy, it involves a Clandestine Missions Trip, Stockholm Syndrome and lots of Free Time. ;)

Caligula and Tiberius. Stockholm syndrome
 

Liamson

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What do you mean? I think I might have missed the reference.
 
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Lalilo

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I think us males are just intimidated by a female who has her life together and isn't needy. I'm glad to meet christian women who can stand spiritually on their own two feet. It is a modern world and women who are strong in their faith are great, just like the pioneers of old. I also think of the lyrics from a Cat Steven's song, "If I find my hard headed women, my life will truely be blessed".
 
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TonyE

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I just want a woman that would tell my the truth , liars have all I've been involved with..the rest will follow
 
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jameslavander

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I know many Godly women who has Godly husbands? A marriage is not compatible if the man and the woman has different wave lengths. They must be the same in maturity in every aspect of their lives. Emotional, Mental and Spiritual....
 
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Dough57

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Very good topic. I am a 54 yo DM (divorced by wife after 24 years of marriage). I am born again Christian since 2003. I begn dating a wonderful women 4 years my junior. She is somehwt self made and successful. She is not a Christian but closer to 'spiritual'. Over the 3 1/2 years of seeing each other the issue of sex became more and more an issue. I admit I did 'slip' on occassion but was strengthening my resolve not to have sex before marriage. I lost my job and she asked me to move in and said I could stay in another bedroom so as to avoid the natural. I did move in. Long story short, she gave me the ultimatium, "put out or get out". I thook this as a demand to renounce my relationship with God and left.

God was right wanting israel to not mix with the Gentiles. The scriptures about not being unequally yoked should be held onto when looking for mate. I was (am) in love with this woman and now I am miserable (as is she). If I had to do it over again I would have never have started the relationship and know now I'd rather die alone than go through something like this again. Whatever you do, stay by your guns (God's commands) and wait for a Godly woman. Sooner or a later the Holy Spirit will convict you and when you start to come back to God the woman will be upset. Better a house with a leaky roof than to live with a contentious woman! My next women, if there is one, while be a devote Christian in her own right.

Just my $0.02 worth

Dough57
 
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Dough57

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As a follow up, I was the best man I could be in our relationship. I learned from my mistgakes with my 1st marriage (all I wanted then was sex) atnd didin't care so much of the romance. I also learned about love and relationships from the Bible. I was as tender and affectionate and thoughtful as I could be (or anyone for that matter) but I knew I had to stop the sex part (in any form) until we were married.
 

themusicmiss

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I want to be the girl with those morals exactly, the second point is what I fail at..I do take my faith for granted. This whole week I have done to be honest! I've thought "now well done Chloe..you had a good few weeks and are on top form in your faith. you can relax at college now though and you can be apart of the world a bit .." and it's pathetic...it's like I'm taking my creator for granted or something. I know what I'm doing and that it's more wrong than right.

those 3 things would be good in a guy too..
 
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Dough57

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Okay, one more thing and I'll shut up. When it came to sex her "appetite" for sex were...um..."advanced". I have been told the marriage bed is not defiled and so long as you don't practice anything specifically forbiden in the Bible (like animals or adulty but bringing a 3rd person into the bed, etc) all things are game. i gotta tell you though I would feel uneasy or like we doing something other than honorable with some of what she liked. I mean I know God sees us (all) having sex and that He made sex but some of the stuff that can be done I would feel wierd with God watching. maybe I ma hypersensative on this point.

Dough57
 
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Kooper

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I'd like to see someone as stupid as I am. :D

And I do not mean that in a negative way. I'd like to grow spiritualy and mentally with someone who'd make the same little mistakes just as I do. Someone I could encourage to stay strong with the faith and vice versa.

But these are just the words from an dreamer and an idealist... Go figure.