Question by jamnjims: For Christian women who are single?
Hi i am 44 years old i have been married twice and divorced twice i have been divorced now for 7 years i know the reason my past marriages failure was because God was not in these marriages i have been feeling fery alone in life even tho i know Jesus loves me and he will never leave me i have Godly morals and i am seeking my soulmate who is also a Godly woman when i was young my Grandma always told me to go to church to meet a good woman, i do go to church but do not feel this is a place to go to look for a date.
So to you single Christian women were do you go to find a date and what do you look for in a man?
Do any of you have this same problem i do believe there is a woman for every man and a man for every woman.
I don’t go to bars because i know i wont find them there i have put a prifile on these dating sites but i think the word Christian turns them off i am even willing to move anywhere in this country to be with the right woman because i don’t feel like i belong were i am at

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Answer by jkf728
christiancafe.com

eHarmony.com

Many people have found success with those for Christians.

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Question by se-ke: All those who attack Christians with the “All Christians..” statement…?
Don’t you realize how wrong you are when you begin statements with “Christians are always…” or “Every Christian..” ?
Those are falsifying True Christians and can be placed on the same level of racist remarks such as ” All Blacks…”, or sexist statements. Those are assumptions and don’t stand well unless you have been around the world enough times to meet every single Christian.
Point being, True Christians don’t do that. Our purpose is to tell the Gospel to whom we encounter, then leave it up to them to accept or reject. Plain and simple. From there it’s up to that person. The next time you feel that you are being judged tell that person that they are making you uncomfortable.

I’m a Christian. I respect everyone, until they give me a reason not to. I’m not going to shove the Word down your throat, but I will defend it if attacked (which is mostly the case on this site). I will respect you, and you can no longer say Christians are always judging, bcuz I don’t.

Ur Thoughts
… Plus, for my fellow Christians. Thank you very much. I also want to warn you all to not be fooled. The bible tells us that there will be those who are imitation “Christians”.
Watch out for them, and make sure you are quoting the word properly.

I hope the rest of the world see the dangers we face as being a Christian. Thank God our reward awaits us in heaven. God bless.

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Answer by Ty The Unsaved Guy
I ALWAYS say “SOME Christians are…..” Generalization is wrong!
BTW: I don’t even want anyone offering me “The Word”. Because I reject it altogether.

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Question by Pork Daddy: Does the fact that Christian women like dating “bad boys” mean they think Satan is sexy?
A lot of Christian women (especially Catholic school girls) find bad boys exciting. Satan is the ultimate bad boy, plus he’s muscular, red and horned.

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Answer by Ouroboro
Satan is cooler than god.

When you think of Satan you smell smoke and fire. When you think of God you think of nursing home smell from all the old women, and stale air.

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Question by Weegee: Need a bit of Christian dating advice?
I know the bible talks about how when we date we are not to date for the purpose of just messing around. We do it in search for a person to be with the rest of our lives. So i know there’s nothign wrong with thinking about marrying your girlfriend/boyfriend even though your years away from doing so. However me and my girlfriend had a conversation about how awesome it would be if we got married in the future. Me and her have been dating for 6 months now and i still have about 5 years to go before i want to get married.

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Answer by SongArtist
Hmm I can say is that if you guys do love each other I would pray about it & if it is God’s will then He will direct your paths. And that you guys would be faithful to each other. Just leave things in His hands & you’ll see His plans for you God bless.

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Question by zoeilene: Christian dating?
I was just wondering what some fellow Christians think…how far is too far to go in a relationship? I have been with my boyfriend for 3 months now and although it doesn’t sound like long, I am completely in love with him. And I know he feels the same way. I made the decision a long time ago to save myself until marriage and I will absolutely keep that promise to myself and God. My boyfriend is not a virgin but completely supports and respects my decision. He never pressures me to do anything and always makes sure I am comfortable. But my question is…how far can you go without being inappropriate? Is it ok to make out and touch? Again, I can’t stress this enough, we are not having sex of any kind. And also, if it matters, I am 23 and he is 29. Thank you in advance for your answers.

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Answer by siylencedogood
The best thing we can do is not put ourselves in the position to be tempted. If you do anything that even begins to tempt you to go against what you know to be right. If you do anything that provides the opportunity for sin, it would be best not to continue doing it. It is very easy to go beyond what our intentions are “and get caught up in the moment.”

The more time you give to focus on the physical, the less you focus on the spiritual. 3 months is a very short time to be together anyway…use this time to determine if this person is the right one for you to marry, learn about his beliefs/doctrine, about kids, schools, political views, aspirations, his calling, his preferences for entertainment, sports, etc etc..things that would cause you to not marry this person…that is what this time is for…(addition) because if he is not the right one…you can move on and find the right one.

The physical comes when we are married…as a gift to us. There is no other reason for a Christian to date, or to have a relationship than with “the intention” to be married according to God’s will. If the goal/intent is not marriage…to find a husband, then there is no point to the relationship.

Take Care and God Bless!

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