Marriage for Comfort
Sep 9th 2002, 1:02 pm
#16
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Re: Marriage for Comfort
Pulaski <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Originally posted by James Donovan:
> >
> > The institution of marriage is dead. ...
> There are millions of Americans that would disagree with you on that point.
Yeah but dude, 50% of marriages or more end up in divorce. One of my friends is more
likely to tell me "I am moving it with my girlfriend" than "I am getting married".
> > .... There are quite a few examples who have posted here and I am pretty sure
> > many more in the real world.
> >
> "Many" as maybe, but I doubt "millions".
Millions, over time. Not millions each year.
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> Originally posted by James Donovan:
> >
> > The institution of marriage is dead. ...
> There are millions of Americans that would disagree with you on that point.
Yeah but dude, 50% of marriages or more end up in divorce. One of my friends is more
likely to tell me "I am moving it with my girlfriend" than "I am getting married".
> > .... There are quite a few examples who have posted here and I am pretty sure
> > many more in the real world.
> >
> "Many" as maybe, but I doubt "millions".
Millions, over time. Not millions each year.
Sep 11th 2002, 2:22 pm
#17
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Re: Marriage for Comfort
>Yeah but dude, 50% of marriages or more end up in divorce. One of my friends is
>more likely to tell me "I am moving it with my girlfriend" than "I am getting
>married".
That is because those marriages are not based on the principles of God but are based
on worldly principles. Since marriage is an institution of God, a marriage based on
other things like money, family or immigration is certain to fail.
>more likely to tell me "I am moving it with my girlfriend" than "I am getting
>married".
That is because those marriages are not based on the principles of God but are based
on worldly principles. Since marriage is an institution of God, a marriage based on
other things like money, family or immigration is certain to fail.
Sep 11th 2002, 4:38 pm
#18
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Re: Marriage for Comfort
Originally posted by James Donovan:
Pulaski <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Originally posted by James Donovan:
> >
> > The institution of marriage is dead. ...
> There are millions of Americans that would disagree with you on that point.
Yeah but dude, 50% of marriages or more end up in divorce. One of my friends is more likely to tell me "I am moving it with my girlfriend" than "I am getting married".
Pulaski <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Originally posted by James Donovan:
> >
> > The institution of marriage is dead. ...
> There are millions of Americans that would disagree with you on that point.
Yeah but dude, 50% of marriages or more end up in divorce. One of my friends is more likely to tell me "I am moving it with my girlfriend" than "I am getting married".
After ".... on that point." I continued "There are still many, probably the majority, people who will marry, and even after a divorce will marry again.
You and your sad little bunch may believe that love and marriage is no longer relevant, but you are not most people and you are do not understand the hopes of the people across America.
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If there are 260 millions people in America today, do you really think that 1 in every 260 people will, at some point during their life, marry to perpetrate a visa fraud? (You'd need that just to reach 1 million).
I think not.
Sep 11th 2002, 8:52 pm
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Re: Marriage for Comfort
AftonOkla wrote:
> >Yeah but dude, 50% of marriages or more end up in divorce. One of my friends is
> >more likely to tell me "I am moving it with my girlfriend" than "I am getting
> >married".
> That is because those marriages are not based on the principles of God but are
> based on worldly principles. Since marriage is an institution of God, a marriage
> based on other things like money, family or immigration is certain to fail.
Sorry, I need to react, just to tell you that I am laughing my head off.
--
steg
> >Yeah but dude, 50% of marriages or more end up in divorce. One of my friends is
> >more likely to tell me "I am moving it with my girlfriend" than "I am getting
> >married".
> That is because those marriages are not based on the principles of God but are
> based on worldly principles. Since marriage is an institution of God, a marriage
> based on other things like money, family or immigration is certain to fail.
Sorry, I need to react, just to tell you that I am laughing my head off.
--
steg
