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I'd give her space, she obviously wants to make her own decisions without parental permission. Since she's on her own and paying her own way, there isn't much you can do. Its normal for young adults to go through a bit of a rebellious stage, hopefully she won't do anything stupid and is just...

Lots of reasons.. Its tough to commit to anything for a year, yet alone a life time. People grow apart, one may change and mature while the other doesn't. They get bored with one another.. Bad habits, infidelity, abuse, different interest, financial pressures, etc. One stays fit and healthy...

Christ said he was the truth.. Just read, learn, and try to understand what he lived and taught.. The plethora of man-made doctrine, opinions, and religious malarkey is scary and inconsequential. Everyone is at different levels of understanding, spiritual maturity comes from studying, its a life...

Evil is the result of sin, disobedience is sin, and evil is the knowledge resulting from sin. So imo, yes, God created evil.. A tornado could be construed as evil, people who experience it would attest to it being a calamity. A disaster can't be described as good, things that bring pain...

If your ignorant of something you don't know is sinful, maybe not? "Then said Jesus, Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do." (Luke 23:34). I suppose we are accountable for doing what we know is wrong, but God may not hold us responsible until we have the knowledge of right from...

Off the top of my head, there are 3 or 4 things that I haven't turned over to Christ...Make that 5, I just thought of another... I'm not even sure what "given it over to Christ" means, but I'm pretty sure he doesn't want my bad habits or behavior. I'd imagine he would prefer that I handle and...

If I had won a state lottery, I'd wholeheartedly endorse them.. But since I haven't won and never will, I find them detestable.

I did... I chose to believe, therefore it was my will to believe. If I chose not to believe, that would also be my will. "Whomsoever believeth" is a choice, its a decision everyone makes.. If belief is not an act of ones will, then John 3:16 is irrelevant , and no one should be held accountable...

I disagree, faith is established and confirmed by works, "Faith without works is dead" (James 2:26).. Also read Hebrews 11, by faith Abraham did this, by faith Noah did that, etc. And belief is a choice, "whosoever believeth in him should not perish". So when one hears the gospel and chooses...

We have a prophet among us :) I totally agree and am here to help... Please, everyone send all your money to me immediately and I'll dispose of it for you... No need to thank me, it would be my pleasure to relieve you of your $$$.. Your choice, heaven or filthy lucre, allow me to remove your...

It begins when we understand the difference between what's bad and whats good.

You don't need help, you nailed it......... Except I might add, repentance and forgiving others is also a prerequisite. "For if ye forgive men their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you: But if ye forgive not men their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your...

"Let no man deceive you by any means: for that day shall not come, except there come a falling away first, and that man of sin be revealed, the son of perdition" (2 Thessalonians 2:3 )

The old covenant had laws, statutes, and ordinances which dictated the outward adherence to sacrificial, dietary, social, marital, Sabbath days, ceremonial Temple rules, and the priesthood. But with the new covenant, Christ became our sabbath rest, our sacrifice, our high priest, etc. So many OT...

Monsters aren't moral.... 'Moral-Monster' is an oxymoron

No, your sweetheart doesn't owe you an apology. This is just a not so subtle way of telling you your a slob ;). I think they were probably expecting an apology from you? You could have at least put the milk back in the refrigerator so it wouldn't spoil.

Work on changing whatever your husband doesn't like about how your acting.. It doesn't have to be the end of your marriage, you can change his mind by changing yourself. The fact that one or both of your parents were alcoholics shouldn't be altering how you behave now. You weren't specific about...

No, God never changes... The new covenant just removed the curse of the law for believers who accept the Savior. But God's wrath will be poured out in judgement against all who reject Christ because his blood does not cover their sins.

Yes, Christ was the manifestation of God in the flesh. "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.. And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us" (John 1; 1&14). Christ responded to the devils temptation with, "Thou shalt not tempt the Lord thy God"...

His sacrifice was to God for the remission of sin, but not his sin (he had none), but for all the sins of those who believed in him. And God through foreknowledge did not see that none would seek him, because many did and still do. Of course Muslims can convert, but my point was simply that all...