At my English class, my teacher ordered us to answer six questions. I decided to share the answers so that you all are able to teach your children, grandchildren, etc. about the right path to engage in a romantic relationship.
We know that Ha-Satan invest against the families and if we don't teach the children the right path as soon as possible, unfortunately there will be someone to guide them in a mischievous path.
Today I send the first question.
1. Do you think it's OK to go out with more than one person at the same time?
Unfortunately, the people get on with their mistakes on the grounds of they don't know the Holy Scripture and the power of Jesus (Mark 12.24). There are two types of relationships: casual and serious relationships. Casual relationships are horrible. We don’t have the right of trifling with the heart of the people. Many Valentine's couples go out to parties, bars, cinemas, etc. and, when it comes up someone more interesting, they break up with the other person as though nothing was taken place. They don’t even care about the feelings of the other person.
As to serious relationships, while the couple are not right about the will of Jesus for their lives, they don’t even have the right of touching each other. They shouldn’t take advantage of how they get along with each other to go on a date without going out all burning passion. Although they have a crush on each other they need to seek out to keep their virginity until the marriage.
We know that Ha-Satan invest against the families and if we don't teach the children the right path as soon as possible, unfortunately there will be someone to guide them in a mischievous path.
Today I send the first question.
1. Do you think it's OK to go out with more than one person at the same time?
Unfortunately, the people get on with their mistakes on the grounds of they don't know the Holy Scripture and the power of Jesus (Mark 12.24). There are two types of relationships: casual and serious relationships. Casual relationships are horrible. We don’t have the right of trifling with the heart of the people. Many Valentine's couples go out to parties, bars, cinemas, etc. and, when it comes up someone more interesting, they break up with the other person as though nothing was taken place. They don’t even care about the feelings of the other person.
As to serious relationships, while the couple are not right about the will of Jesus for their lives, they don’t even have the right of touching each other. They shouldn’t take advantage of how they get along with each other to go on a date without going out all burning passion. Although they have a crush on each other they need to seek out to keep their virginity until the marriage.