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**You know how you want to blame things on the other person…. Finally, I should say this: Where sin abounds, grace abounds more. First and foremost, dating is a time when a Christian finds out if his or her potential marriage partner is also a believer in Christ.**

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**What's best: courtship or dating?** - When I became a Christian when my oldest was a baby, I was determined to steer her in a better direction. However the courting thing is part of a sign I think of a bigger problem of Christians creating extra-biblical and downright pharasee type rules about how someone must carry themselves in potential romantic relationships.

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Dating and courtship are hard to define. Courting, I believe is more about marriage then dating. I think dating leads to too much too fast. When you're alone together, you learn things about them you might not in front of other people. There's really no chance for this in courting. Needless to say, this is very different discussion from the Singles Forum, so forgive me if I'm ignorant of some things in this discussion. To me, it is just renaming stuff to make it sound better. I believe in boundaries in dating, and they probably aren't too different to your courting boundaries. As a Christian shouldn't you always be on your best behaviour in front of everyone? This is one of my rules of dating, I am bound to a girl's father and mother to look after their daughter when we go out on a date, and always try to be on my best behaviour. It's almost one of my faults - I'm too nice. I have had female friend's mothers say that they wish I would propose to their daughter because they think it would be great to have me as a son-in-law, but for some reason the girls have other ideas. I'm sorry, but I'm lost on this one too. Are you saying Courting allows for more alone time and thus a deeper relationship, or it doesn't? Also remember that you have to know people in all situations before you make a commitment of marriage to them, they could be real honest when you are alone together, but they could also berate you in front of friends to soothe their own insecurity. You have to see a whole range of situations and how they react before you decide to spend your lives with them. Ah, maybe I just get worked up on this issue because I'm dating or courting no one at all. As a Christian shouldn't you always be on your best behaviour in front of everyone? This is one of my rules of dating, I am bound to a girl's father and mother to look after their daughter when we go out on a date, and always try to be on my best behaviour. I can't say what I'm thinking properly. So be patient while I try. Every single person has faults. They also have little quirks. From my experience and observation, people try to hide these in front of parents and family in order to like them more. It's a normal thing to do. I'm not saying it's right or wrong, I'm just saying that's the way it is. Those little quirk, those little faults a person should know so they can learn to adjust to them. When you enter into marriage not knowing them, it's a huge surprise. I'm sorry, but I'm lost on this one too. Are you saying Courting allows for more alone time and thus a deeper relationship, or it doesn't? Also remember that you have to know people in all situations before you make a commitment of marriage to them, they could be real honest when you are alone together, but they could also berate you in front of friends to soothe their own insecurity. You have to see a whole range of situations and how they react before you decide to spend your lives with them. I'm saying that courting does not allow for alone time, just the guy and girl, and letting the relationship grow deeper. I have hurts from my past that I told my beloved and only him. I don't know why I don't want anyone else to know them. It's not because it's something to be ashamed of, it's just something that means enough to me that I only want him to know. I wouldn't tell it to him in front of his parents. Yet, as the guy who wants to marry me, he should understand who I am, what makes me think and things that have happened in the past. Sometimes the only person who has to know and should know is that person you want to marry. Courting, sometimes those little things that can bring you together, or tear you apart, aren't addressed. You should definately spend time with their family and friends! I agree with that totally! I just think the couple should have time for themselves too. We were best friends before, we're best friends now. We don't fit into dating or courting. We spend time alone, but the intent was always marriage. We need a word for best friends who want to get married. It is a good idea to have friendship as a basis in a relationship, that feeling of butterflies and being in love is nothing but a fleeting deception. A nice deception, but deception nonetheless, and I agree that feeling of romance has become the prime reason for marriages today, and this is why there are so many divorces in the Western world today, because the romance goes away and the marriage is built on nothing else. People base their relationships on a lot of things, but we still call it dating or courting. The most stable is friendship, others romance, others settling for second or third best because they are tired of waiting, non-Christians often base a relationship on sex or lust unfortunately some Christians do too , and arranged marriages base a marriage on what their parents decide. I'm no good at English, so I'm arguing for a lower vocabulary, not a larger one. I guess I don't really understand your question, if you could be more specific that would be good. I will try in the mean time. What works is finding a woman that you are equally yoked with in terms of being a christian, in terms of how you want to live your life, personality, and so on. Failures in relationships is matchign yourself with someone you are not equal with, having premarital sex, leaving God out, etc. Hopefully that will provoke some questions, and you can be a bit more specific. Hey I have a few thougts on this dating vs. I don't think the there is a 'vs. The real issue is entering a relationship that will glorify God i. Dating in the strictest sense of the word is the same, but not under fatherly supervision or marriage as the goal, instead the primary purpose is the pursuit of of personal pleasure!! It provides a safe atmosphere for cultivating a godly relationship, and encourages sexual purrity and moral purity if you like due to the element of accountability. A tree is always known by its fruits Courtship and dating produce different kinds of fruit. A typical dating relationship would go from being interested in someone to 'going steady'. The there is a break up, you find a new partner and repeat the cycle. When you get tired you find someoneelse!!!! Courting on the hand helps to avoid the very appearance of evil, minimised temptations. The fatherly element does not mean your parents father choosed your partner or imposes a relationship on you, see , after Rebekah's father spoke with Abraham's servant and gave his consent for her to marry Isaac, he asked her 'Will thou go with this man? What am i tryin to get atis this, biblicaly applied today, if a young man is interested in a girl he approaches her father with purpose of 'courting' her to win her heart in marriage. You don't start a relationship because you are tryin out the prospects. You go with the intent to marry. And the foundation of a true blossoming courtship is committment, while the basis of romantic love is a mere feeling. See what I Thessalonians 4: 3 says about conducting relationships 3For this is the will of God, your sanctification: that you should abstain from sexual immorality; 4that each of you should know how to possess his own vessel in sanctification and honor, 5not in passion of lust, like the Gentiles who do not know God; 6that no one should take advantage of and defraud his brother in this matter, because the Lord is the avenger of all such, as we also forewarned you and testified. When we enter a relationship whether we choose to call it 'courtship' or 'dating', we should aim to respect the 'hearts' and 'body' of the other person, not attempting to 'defraud' them as the passage says, knwoing full wel that we wish to satisfy our own personal pleasure. Possessing our vessel in santification and honour. On that note, it's quite difficult to find a 'failed courtship' - if courtship is completely practiced in the biblical way - as opposed to a failed dating story. Because you you ideally establish a pure friendship with the person and decide that you want to court them if they are marriage material i. In fact the terms dating and courtship are never used in the bible, only 'bethrothed' in old and new testament if you want to take it to another level. Go to google and type in courtship stories on the ylcf.
