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I miss Ronald Reagan
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I don't think so. It is our sinful nature that does that, but by the grace and mercy of God, all our sins are forgotten.
If you were walking with God when you married and your marriage survives, we are all happy for your blessing, but not everyone has had the same experiences or journey and you are wrong to judge others by your measure, which is what you are doing.
God keeps no record of our wrongs, no matter what you want people to believe. No one should live the rest of their lives in shame for being in this world and subject to the ills of it. To believe they should, is to make a mockery of Christ's sacrifice.
Christ fulfilled the law so we could all be set free in Him. That's the beauty of it, but I suppose such unconditional, unearned love is inconceivable to those bent on legalism. Did the attitudes and errors of the Pharisees teach you nothing?
If you were walking with God when you married and your marriage survives, we are all happy for your blessing, but not everyone has had the same experiences or journey and you are wrong to judge others by your measure, which is what you are doing.
God keeps no record of our wrongs, no matter what you want people to believe. No one should live the rest of their lives in shame for being in this world and subject to the ills of it. To believe they should, is to make a mockery of Christ's sacrifice.
Christ fulfilled the law so we could all be set free in Him. That's the beauty of it, but I suppose such unconditional, unearned love is inconceivable to those bent on legalism. Did the attitudes and errors of the Pharisees teach you nothing?

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