And is it then right for christians to attend such ceremonies, for the sake of His honour and reputation? What's your opinion, please?
aren't without God-weddings pointing to the idea He would be superfluous?
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I would attend if it would bring honor to the guest. In this situation it is highly likely I would be witnessing to this groom and/or bride to some degree as my close friends are Born Again and would always have a wedding centered around the Lord. They would also be aware that having a wedding centered around God would be my preference. I would never hide that the Lord is my Father to anyone.
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Yes, thank you, but is it enough to avoid doing God harm? i mean, by doing so, don't you also bear the testimony, through this ceremony not centered around Him, that He is a superfluous person to invite, whatever your belief is, for the reason that it would be the message this ceremony (not you: the ceremony) bears
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You raise a good point. When you show up for and participate in something, you are generally taken to implicitly approve of it, and silently signal your joy and acceptance, at least to other guests. Especially at a wedding.
So, if you do not approve of a Godless, secular, humanistic wedding, as a Christian, I think it would be a good idea to not attend.
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Hello Gracia Singh,
I'm very happy you share in this point that's a very original one: In France, since 1905, when a law suppressed the church's influence over the state, there has been a great deal of those lay weddings, and during my lifetime, the more often, christians did attend them as well.
i wish you a happy marital life
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