Sex Before Dinner, Does God Approve? - Page 5

DAII · #41 09-01-2010, 08:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Mr. Smith

The other day, CC1 bemoaned the downfall of the forum and blamed DAII and others who have run off the right-wing whackos. But CC1 is wrong. Anyone wanna know why the forum doesn't pack it's previous punch?

We're talking about afternoon sex. CC1? Run off Prax!

Told you it's been FEMINIZED!

Praxeas ... wouldn't have a grip on this conversation anyways ... being happily single.

iceniez · #42 09-01-2010, 08:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Timmy

Or worse. Did they use visual aids?

Mr. Smith · #43 09-01-2010, 08:55 AM

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Originally Posted by rgcraig

I believe he started it as a parody of sorts to Charnock's thread.

Yeah, just wait'll you see the parody thread I start on this thread!!!

BeenThinkin · #44 09-01-2010, 10:08 AM

Sex before dinner, does God approve? I don't find that to be the problem! Shouldn't this thread read like this instead? .... "Sex before dinner, does SHE approve?

Been Thinkin (I better quit thinkin about this one!)

ILG · #45 09-01-2010, 10:15 AM

Have you ever looked at Fox News verses MSN? I find it interesting that on the more "conservative" website, there is more stuff about Pop Tarts and porn stars and the "sexpert" and all that stuff.

Made me think of it when I read this title.

Sister Alvear · #46 09-01-2010, 10:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Pro31:28

Sister, I agree with you 99% of the time, but I would have to disagree with you on this point. We have a horrible lack of knowledge in the church regarding sex. When my husband and I got married, we were recommended a book (whispered) by a friend by Tim LaHaye called "The Act of Marriage". This was such an incredible help to us, who understood the mechanics of sex, but didn't know enough about each other nor the importance of it to a marriage (particulary after the hormones slow down).

Just a thought

yes I agree we need teaching in churches in all areas and I have bought hundreds of marriage books for our couples here in Brazil...but there is a time and place for it...in fact I do lots of seminars here in Brazil on such subjects but I don't think some statements should be used before the whole church...Can you imagine reading The Act of Marriage before the church on Sunday Nights....
that is what I am trying to express...
I am all the way for helping people and my laptop is full of things I have done for classes.
However I have been in services when statements were made...a woman's place is in the bedroom....and all kinds of foolish things.

I think (this is only a personal opinion) that there is far too much ignorance in Pentecost...

I paid a woman doctor to come talk to my ladies...of course in some circles I would be crucified...especially since she was not a Pentecostal...however my ladies did not need a Pentecostal they needed some advice from a doctor...

I hope I am making sense....

Sister Alvear · #47 09-01-2010, 10:56 AM

by the way the book, The Act of Marriage is in Portuguese and it is awesome...

TJJJ · #48 09-01-2010, 11:00 AM

Aghast...................!

Sinners and reprobates!!!!!!

How unholy and wrong you peoples are!!!!

Why, using the S** word to try to get our attention!

I had to read the article three times to make sure what you were talking about!

Bwahahahahaha

rgcraig · #49 09-01-2010, 11:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Pro31:28

Sister, I agree with you 99% of the time, but I would have to disagree with you on this point. We have a horrible lack of knowledge in the church regarding sex. When my husband and I got married, we were recommended a book (whispered) by a friend by Tim LaHaye called "The Act of Marriage". This was such an incredible help to us, who understood the mechanics of sex, but didn't know enough about each other nor the importance of it to a marriage (particulary after the hormones slow down).

Just a thought

I think she was referring to the stupid things that were being preached like no sex in the daylight and only certain positions.

Plus - I'm not sure I think sex needs to be "preached" about, but more in a teaching/learning enviornment in classes - - not to the whole church on Sunday.

Bad example - - pastor here in Memphis set up a bedroom on the platform, wore his silk pj's and his wife came in wearing her bedroom attire - - he got pretty plain with the folks, but it was SUNDAY MORNING.....

rgcraig · #50 09-01-2010, 11:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Sister Alvear

yes I agree we need teaching in churches in all areas and I have bought hundreds of marriage books for our couples here in Brazil...but there is a time and place for it...in fact I do lots of seminars here in Brazil on such subjects but I don't think some statements should be used before the whole church...Can you imagine reading The Act of Marriage before the church on Sunday Nights....
that is what I am trying to express...
I am all the way for helping people and my laptop is full of things I have done for classes.
However I have been in services when statements were made...a woman's place is in the bedroom....and all kinds of foolish things.

I think (this is only a personal opinion) that there is far too much ignorance in Pentecost...

I paid a woman doctor to come talk to my ladies...of course in some circles I would be crucified...especially since she was not a Pentecostal...however my ladies did not need a Pentecostal they needed some advice from a doctor...

I hope I am making sense....

You are making perfect sense and I agree with you. It's good, but in a proper setting, announced and more teaching - not just sprinkled in the middle of sermons.