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Fidelis_Unus
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Honestly, you have a decision to make. Continuing a relationship with someone whose beliefs are so contrary to God’s will can only bring suffering for all involved. If she picks and chooses, will she be picking and choose which part of a marriage commitment to follow? Maybe the first few commandments are ok, but well, your neighbor’s lookin’ pretty handsome and, after all, he understands her.From what she has told me, she likes to pick and choose what she believes. She has told me that she doesn’t think that abortion is bad, and as I said in another post of mine, she doesn’t think pre-marital sex is bad either. She has also told me that she doesn’t believe it necessary for us to confess to a man because it’s none of her business. This really bugs me. I have been praying for her to get back into the church for a long time. I just don’t know what to do.
The only answer is Truth and without it, having any relationship with someone who is far from the Truth can only bring pain. I speak from experience. Being married to a good, kind man who is not Catholic, he followed NFP, but did not understand why I needed to. Even with his support of me, because he knows it is important to me, it is very hard because we do not share convictions. It can be lonely, even in the best situations.
My daughter, 4 months pregnant, has chosen to pick and choose what to believe. The only thing keeping that child alive is the fact that she has no money and that many, many people are praying for her and the child. Here is a good source for information about Margaret Sanger and Planned Parenthood., but remember; this is a spiritual blindness and reading an article probably not change anyone’s heart. spectator.org/archives/2004/06/23/maggie-sanger-and-the-human-we
If she believes that abortion is ok, then she likely believes that she has the right to choose what to do with her own body. What if getting pregnant interferes with her plans? A child of yours may suffer death and you may never know about it, or know about it and be helpless to do anything. These are confusing and difficult times.
Please, take time to decide if you really want to be in a relationship with someone whose beliefs are so different from yours. Life is hard enough, without spiritual turmoil like this. It it so good that you are praying for her and prayers can do wonders.
I, too, will be praying your girlfriend’s heart is are opened and that you both will be open to God’s will for each of you.
Maggie