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Huiou_Theou
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You keep playing ’ what if '. I think you are aware that none of these other past events make it to the level of marriage.
You have done some horrible things in the past, by your own admission. They are sins against us, and against Melissa.
She especially has to live with what you do NOW.
If you can’t be certain of your own sin, then set them aside for her sake. She isn’t guilty of what you did, you owe her something even if you feel you will answer before God because of your past.
Most of these sins were against yourself, for the sins themselves cause damage to you (forgiven, but still suffered). And you are living with some of that now. But you must, out of love, never allow these things to come against the Oath you swore before a priest with Melissa. The road out of damnation is the road to fidelity to your oath.
It isn’t the ‘I do’ as words, or heard in the ear. It’s the word of a baptized Catholic saying – ‘I AM willing to have CHILDREN with you’ carried into the sexual act (without contraception) that makes a marriage ABSOLUTELY irrevokable. The two have become one flesh in an Oath (sacramentum). Any lesser sexual act is fornication.
Keep seeing the doctors.
Hey Alan, what’s up
You keep playing ’ what if '. I think you are aware that none of these other past events make it to the level of marriage.
You have done some horrible things in the past, by your own admission. They are sins against us, and against Melissa.
She especially has to live with what you do NOW.
If you can’t be certain of your own sin, then set them aside for her sake. She isn’t guilty of what you did, you owe her something even if you feel you will answer before God because of your past.
Most of these sins were against yourself, for the sins themselves cause damage to you (forgiven, but still suffered). And you are living with some of that now. But you must, out of love, never allow these things to come against the Oath you swore before a priest with Melissa. The road out of damnation is the road to fidelity to your oath.
It isn’t the ‘I do’ as words, or heard in the ear. It’s the word of a baptized Catholic saying – ‘I AM willing to have CHILDREN with you’ carried into the sexual act (without contraception) that makes a marriage ABSOLUTELY irrevokable. The two have become one flesh in an Oath (sacramentum). Any lesser sexual act is fornication.
Keep seeing the doctors.
Hey Alan, what’s up