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Supposedly the software the site is built on doesn't work well with modifications. So changes to the site will be pretty rare anymore.

Marriage is not a promise. Not everyone gets married. Maybe you will, maybe you won't. The point is to live your life, either way.

Cinder's right. Marriage is not promised to anyone. Neither is happiness. Look at the lives of the Apostles. Persecuted, murdered, jailed. Look at Jesus own life, harassed relentlessly and murdered. We all believe we will meet that someone special (though there is no "one"). By the way, 44 and...

Yeah. Nothing new. The prosperity gospel is new age as well.

1st two pages of this thread "Let's get unapologetically drunk" And Seoul apologizing in advance in every post she makes :ROFL:

Wait. Now we've changed the subject to maturity? That wasn't the original topic. And as far as reasons for cheating, one not able to keep up with the other is still not common. There are usually plenty of other, more important, factors that determine the likelyhood of cheating. It's not going...

I'm 43. Not that young. And my average relationship age gap is 5 years younger than me. I simply choose people who match my lifestyle. But, again, it's not just me. I've never actually heard of this problem from anyone I've ever known, either. Not to say it doesn't happen, but it just doesn't...

Doesn't seem like a real problem. Its rare I ever hear about this issue. People are commonly likely to pick someone with matching interests. People big into fitness will pick someone similar. People who are homebodies will pick someone similar. And on and on the various types. Typically unless...

10 younger or a few older. With a willingness to stretch a little if someone is special enough. But also it seems that the older you get the less relevant a bigger age gap becomes. Years back someone much younger than myself, and well past my 10 year limit, expressed interest. I was probably...

I refuse to use bread ties. Period. So if anyone prefers bread ties we'll need separate bread. I am moody, so one has to be prepared for that. Including depressive moments. I do not receive help well, and can even take offense to it at times. There seems to be a very specific way for it to...

I'm mostly not one to eat/drink out of containers. Except for normal things like chips. But I've also not really ever lived alone much. Even if I did I don't think there'd be a drastic change. But a Hershey's bar dipped in the peanut butter would be my first switch hahaha.

You think your actions define your salvation, not grace. That's works. No one is deserving of salvation, ever. For instance you believe if you don't start your day in a specific manner that it leads to bad things throughout. That's works. Grace teaches the opposite. Marriage is also never a...

So grace irrelevant and works saves? Ok.

Or perhaps people live under their freedom to choose according to their conscience, rather than a religious demand created by others. Considering the topic it's no surprise you found a way to put people down for having opposing views.

You're living your life under religious law. Being saved isn't about obeying the law. You are living your life as works based, which is unbilical. As long as you continue trying to live under old Jewish law, rather than under the New Covenant that frees from the law, you will constantly be...

Some will say keep your promise. Others will say take off Sunday. Some will argue it's not Sunday but saturday. I think you're confusing Jews in the OT with Christian's.

Since the most commonly held belief is that the unpardonable sin is rejecting Christ, I'm going to think most people here will say no.

This is a section for food recipes.

It's actually not at all. Granted people do meet here sometimes, but the sites intention is in no way meant for dating. Otherwise welcome.

I used to be a fan of Frank Peretti books (if you don't know him check them out). This Present Darkness, Piercing the Darkness, Prophet, House. All good books (and a few others I'm forgetting). They tended a bit towards Christian horror. Especially some of his later books like House (which was...