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I just wanted to clarify…what do you all (I doubt anywhere in the Catechism it gets this specific) think the “sexual boundary” is between sin/not a sin? Kissing? Fondling? Third base? I need help here.
Anytime you are in a dating situation it is almost impossible to keep from sinning on some level. Even the best behaved young couples will certainly commit sins of the mind at some poinit. Just do your best to behave yourself as you enjoy her (his) company and focus on the love of Christ. Do not let sins of the mind become sins of the flesh. We are all sinners… every single one of us. My advice to you would be to practice courtship rather than dating.I just wanted to clarify…what do you all (I doubt anywhere in the Catechism it gets this specific) think the “sexual boundary” is between sin/not a sin? Kissing? Fondling? Third base? I need help here.
I had to re-read that a couple of times!Third base and fondling, anything involving contact “down there” is out. Kissing, I’m not sure.
Lust of course (see the ccc) is grave matter…I just wanted to clarify…what do you all (I doubt anywhere in the Catechism it gets this specific) think the “sexual boundary” is between sin/not a sin? Kissing? Fondling? Third base? I need help here.
What would Jesus do?I just wanted to clarify…what do you all (I doubt anywhere in the Catechism it gets this specific) think the “sexual boundary” is between sin/not a sin? Kissing? Fondling? Third base? I need help here.
Probably not, but He sure had a lot of women fawning over him.Jesus didn’t date.
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The actual question is what would you do with your boyfriend IN FRONT OF Jesus.What would Jesus do?
Any sexual contact/act outside marriage is a sin of grave matter.I just wanted to clarify…what do you all (I doubt anywhere in the Catechism it gets this specific) think the “sexual boundary” is between sin/not a sin? Kissing? Fondling? Third base? I need help here.