Do you live your life according the rules of the Bible?
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nope\n"put a Bible out into the wind and rain it decenigrats, but to us the wind and rain are our Bible."\n-?
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they should do what the bible says.
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no.\nMat 7:12  Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them:
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I will assume that you are referring to my life. At the present time I am right where God wants me to be and that is where I need to be. As far as dedicating my life to a higher calling you are leaving out the fact that God does the calling and we follow not the other way around.\n\n\nhttp://www.biblebelievers.com/SimpleSalvation.html
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People will always judge the bible says judge not lest you be judged. by what the bible says I don;t think I will judge anyone untruthfully.
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Yup I do and its funny in a weird sort of way how people will adapt what is in the Bible to suit their own needs. The book hasnt changed in a few thousand years I doubt its going to any time soon. Its all a matter of personal interpretation I guess but it shouldnt change every time you read it or speak about it to someone if you are a person of your convictions then it will stay the same.
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check your bible for answers
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You would have to do what you think is best.  What do you think God is telling you to do.
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We base our beliefs in the books of the Bible. In the Bible we learn about being born again spiritually but not carnally.
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false. You have free will whether you believe in the bible or not.  The bible is specific what you have free will.  The bible states that Satan can put things in front of you to temp you as can God.  But they cannot make you do it or take it.  They can only put it there its your choice whether you do it or not.  You are your own person with your owm mind.
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The Golden Rule -- do unto others as you would have them do unto you.\nIt's a concept that's common in many cultures (not just christianity), such as karma.  It's also common sense:  basically, treat others well and they'll treat you well.\nYou don't need religion to lead a moral life.
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Exodus 23:20-31 "I will establish your borders from the Red Sea to the Sea of the Philistines, and from the desert to the River. I will hand over to you the people who live in the land and you will drive them out before you.\n\nExodus 20:12-17 "You shall not covet your neighbor's house. You shall not covet your neighbor's wife, or his manservant or maidservant, his ox or donkey, or anything that belongs to your neighbor."\n\nProverbs 25:17-17 17 "Seldom set foot in your neighbor's house-- too much of you, and he will hate you."\n\nLeviticous 19:11-"'Do not pervert justice; do not show partiality to the poor or favoritism to the great, but judge your neighbor fairly."\n\nTheres more.....?
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Sonstraal,\n\nEvery decision is best made based on the principles and direction of the Word of God; however, there are things that just aren’t covered in the Bible. Should you take a certain job or buy a house or move to a different city, etc.\n\nThere are guidelines for relationships in the Bible, and when we choose to violate them, there are consequences. I’m old enough to be your father, so let me tell you from a father’s perspective that, when it comes to relationships, parents often have a very keen sense about who is “right” for you. Parents have God given insight into our children’s character and the character of their potential mate, and we can see if the match is correct.\n\nEven if your parents are pleased with a certain match, you are the one who has to live with your choice. When you reach marriage age, you are old enough to make your own choices and hopefully your parents have prepared you by their example and their words to make wise choices.\n\nYou really should get your parents OK and God’s OK before proceeding with plans to marry. Many traditions are outdated or incorrect, but the tradition of a young man asking a father’s permission to marry his daughter was a good tradition, but regrettably it is out of vogue.\n\nIf you look around you at the people who “loved” each other and later divorced, you will take any godly advice that you can get before you marry.\n\nGod bless.
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A better question is do you treat your woman like the Bible says you should?\n\nCol. 3:19 Husbands, love your wives and do not be harsh with them.\n\nEp. 5:25 Husbands, love your wives, just as Christ loved the church and gave himself up to death for her.
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actually, God does whatever he pleases, so I think you can. \n\nIn fact, the Bible is plagued by "disturbing" episodes regarding people who ask for things that arent very honest. So I dont see a problem. God is god, he will do what he wants. And if you are religious, you will believe God has a higher plan, and "bending" the rules for you is part of that.
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It depends on your beliefs.  If you are Christian, the Bible says that you must not sin (and if you do, you must repent, which means not only acknowledging that you were wrong, but never doing it again) and that you are responsible for letting other people know if they sin (although this one's debatable, since Jesus also said not to criticize others).  By this definition, "holiness living" would be yes, and "having standards" would be yes if those standards are those from the Bible.  Then again, many people have different opinions on what is acceptable or not, so you have to question yourself about what you believe.  Personally, I think as long as you follow the idea that you shouldn't hurt yourself or others by your words or actions, you'll be just fine.
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You are exactly right.And that is what the bible teaches.Man is to be the leader of the household and his decisions should stand firm.The wife should be silent in the home and in the church.Of course this view will reap criticism from the new world order,but society changes and not the words of the bible