Or in other words what's best for the pentecostal church

luv u lioness

@ Eddy................. dont make me cry again

You cry all the time. Was he a model or something?

L.O.L

Relax. I want a dancer really, still not found her yet. I wonder where is she hiding.

@ Chrisd just for the records, Lioness is mine

You jealous because of my good looks

@Eddy, u go baby

what are u peeps turning this place too?

U wishhhhhhhhh

[You jealous because of my good looks /quote]

please can u peeps deviate back into the topic?

okayyyyy butter cakes @ otokx what do u think about the topic?

am already aired my view previously; its basically a difference of doctrine and culture which must be overcome by sincerity, purpose and love.

air some more views

otokx:

am already aired my view previously; its basically a difference of doctrine and culture which must be overcome by sincerity, purpose and love.

Spot on. If sincerity, purpose and love are not strong enough, doctrine and culture wil carry the day. It all depends on what the partners find more important, where their priorities lie.

otokx:

please can u peeps deviate back into the topic?

I had a similar thing before my marriage. I was born and bred in the catholic faith. I got married to my husband who is Pentecostal. before our marriage, we agreed that we want a united family and naturally I dont believe that I will drag him to my church except if he wishes to. I dont think its right to drag a man to ur church in marriage against his will.

Today I attend his church(our church)No body should reject a man she truly loves on the basis of denominational differences. I don't think its right. We pray to and worship one God. My parents who posed a little problem to our marriage cos of the differences in our denomination had to accept my position. U are marrying him not his church and religion. Besides what will make a marriage strong is not dependent on the denomination one attends.

The thing is that you are Catholic and he is pentecostal. Most catholics accept other ways, not so for pentecostals. You got to be pentecostal.

In fact that's what happened. I never came across a pentecostal who done the same, and started going to catholic church. That's a fact

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You are so right. I totally share the same views. Am inlove with a catholic and i aint leaving him on no denominational ground. My folks are crazy abt him too.

[I had a similar thing before my marriage. I was born and bred in the catholic faith. I got married to my husband who is Pentecostal. before our marriage, we agreed that we want a united family and naturally I don't believe that I will drag him to my church except if he wishes to. I don't think its right to drag a man to your church in marriage against his will.

Today I attend his church(our church)No body should reject a man she truly loves on the basis of denominational differences. I don't think its right. We pray to and worship one God. My parents who posed a little problem to our marriage because of the differences in our denomination had to accept my position. U are marrying him not his church and religion. Besides what will make a marriage strong is not dependent on the denomination one attends./quote]

Stick to ur heart dear.

We ain't that bad. One has to get the time to know us.

i was really touched by your story with the pentecostal chic. Dont let it get you bias and dont let it stop you from loving another pentecostal gurl ok.
Similar thing happend to me but i didnt let it stop me from loving another catholic guy.
I think it just depends on the individual.
Wish you loads of luck with the next one

Let's hope so. I got a lot more picky now. I mean, I learnt my lesson. Went to her pentecostal church several times, she never came to my church, not even once.

Hello all. I’ve read the previous posts and some very interesting opinions. My girl is Catholic and I’m Pentecostal. I’m looking to propose in March. We both attend each other’s church often. We’ve discussed the differences and the similarities. We have a great relationship. Our only issue is where do we get married. I don’t want to get married in her church. I don’t mind her priest doing the wedding but she really wants to get married in her church and I don’t want to. We just got into a disagreement about this yesterday. Her priest said that it’s not a problem for us to get married in another church. I even told her that we don’t have to get married in a pentecostal church or by my pastor. Opinions please. Thanks.

That the point I am trying to make. Pentecostals under no circumstances want to marry in catholic church. And most catholics do not have problems with other churches. How are pentecostals so prejudiced. Know ot alls.

If you have such a problem with that, you should call it quits. Is much better. I talk from experience here.

God Bless

I guess the bride-to-be and "most catholics do not have problems with other churches" don't go together.
she obviously is a catholic who doesn't want to get married in a penticostal church.

I hope my 2 cents will help . The Bible says do not be unequally yoked to an unbeliever. Even though Catholics believe they are Christians they fail to understand that the word Christian means follower of Christ. Jesus Christ is the word made flesh and lived and walked on this earth. To follow in his foot steps mean to worship God the Father as he did. Jesus never prayed to his mother nor his father. He also never prayed to Moses(i.e saints or dead priest) nor any other believer of the word of God who died before he came to earth.

Right now this young lady may not care that much what her future husband believes but one day she may become closer to God and may become uncomfortable with some of the pagan/animist beliefs of the Catholic church. If this happens she will experience such pain that no one can fully explain to her right now to help her comprehend it. I have been their I would not recommend this kind of mix marriage even to an enemy. It is too painful to explain. Love alone cannot keep a marriage going. You need God, especially when you have children and to handle all the many challenges of life. I hope God will guide you to the right decision. I know many people who are in this painful position right now !

Put your relationship with God first follwed by your relationship with husband family work etc. If you put God first you cannot go wrong. Remember life on earth is short but eternity is for ever!!

When Jesus was teaching here some 2000+ years ago he didn't preach against or for any religion. The only doctrine he always stress was the doctrine of LOVE,
Being attached to religion can be dangerous. If you love your husband and he loves you , you guys will work out something that wont shake the union of marriage. As for me I do not get carried away by my religion, I only do the will of God not the will of Men. Follow your heart gurl.... no shaking... no yawa, na one God.