hi vince... long time...
reality as i see it, is, even Christian couples get into
relationship problem..... i just think we place too much emphasis
on the "unequally yoke" thing.
and reality is, we really don't know what is going to happen in
the future.....
think of all the "unequally yoked" couples in the Bible....
Ruth was a Moabite woman and there is no indication that she
worships Jehovah.
Esther husband was a Persian king, whom I am sure also does not
worship Jehovah.
Hi unker
maybe different people understand this "unequally yoke" thing
differently. However, this is a real problem that need to be dealt
with seriously.
to me, this is not about christian/non-christian or
christian/christian or non-christian/non-christian thing, its
between two individual person.
to me, unless these differences in ideology, world view,
characters, expectation, ...etc are dealt with. these will
potientially be problem for the future which will result in
heartaches.
I agree that this is about choices, but personally, its best
that both parties deal with these differences before committing to
any relationship.