Of course, kid playing playing cops and robbers justifies all this stuff.
The point is that play is innocent. The pastor and wife in the post above pretending to be Superman and Lois Lane isn't "sinning"... it's make believe. (It is funny though. lol)
Intimacy can be romantic and emotional. It can be spiritual. It can also be a playful adventure. It can be all these things without being inherently sinful.
I think the answer to some of these questions would be whatever takes place - it needs to be agreed upon by both spouses. Nothing should ever be forced.
The topics have wandered from the original posting which all threads tend to do. I think we'll allowed some to push the boundries.
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I think the answer to some of these questions would be whatever takes place - it needs to be agreed upon by both spouses. Nothing should ever be forced.
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Unless, of course, God has limits to impose on you, as some think He does. And who knows? Maybe He does! But, alas, if He does, He's not going to tell us what they are. He just expects us to guess, and hooboy! We better guess right! (Which we could also say about a lot of things!
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I think the answer to some of these questions would be whatever takes place - it needs to be agreed upon by both spouses. Nothing should ever be forced.
The topics have wandered from the original posting which all threads tend to do. I think we'll allowed some to push the boundries.
But at the same time they could both be agreeing to sin or immoral acts.
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The sinful thoughts subdue,
Or they will take the reins themselves
And someday master you. --Anon.
The most deadly sins do not leap upon us, they creep up on us.
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