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DatingPosted : 13 May, 2010 09:14 PMSo I was wondering why every girl I've met wants to date rather than court. Is it just modern cultural influences or what? Are there any women around who still believe in courting? |
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DatingPosted : 13 May, 2010 09:22 PMJust guessing here, but it may be ...... because she is not sure what that is/means. Also, different cultures may have different definitions of what courting means. It is also an old-fashioned term not commonly used in online dating. |
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DatingPosted : 13 May, 2010 09:33 PMhmmm, interesting question. courtship in this day and age would be a most refreshing outlook if i knew what it was. i'm not interested in dating, i prefer getting to know someone before i consider them for a relationship then the dating can officially begin. maybe with an elaboration of courtship i would be better suited to answer if i prefer it. educate me please:dunce: |
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DatingPosted : 13 May, 2010 10:06 PMWell these days folks like to date for a couple months until they feel comfortable enough around the other. Then they like to move in together to see if they are "right" for each other instead of relying on God to show them that. |
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DatingPosted : 13 May, 2010 10:18 PMCourtship just doesn't work well in modern society outside of high school. Once the girl moves off to college and gets out on her own, it's incredibly impractical. Christian dating doesn't force you to compromise your morals, but just works better in a society where children aren't always living right near their parents and parents aren't always as involved as they would need to be in courtship. |
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DatingPosted : 13 May, 2010 10:31 PMAs long as permission to court is given from the family, the couple can court around friends if family is not an option. Like double dating but all the time. |
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DatingPosted : 13 May, 2010 10:39 PMthat sounds like a caribbean thing! people do that here all the time! i don't believe they know they are doing it, maybe because it's so culturally embedded that it lost it's name... idk. with the exception of the asking the father and the formality it sounds like life on an island.. i think i prefer that.:waving: |
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Tulip89
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DatingPosted : 13 May, 2010 10:42 PMAnd most Christian parents have given their daughter to date whoever she chooses. Also, why do you need to be supervised if you're in public? |
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DatingPosted : 13 May, 2010 10:42 PMtulip that is a very sober point. courtship is best suited for less vast geography. |
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Tulip89
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DatingPosted : 13 May, 2010 10:49 PMWhat if a girl has parents who aren't Christian? What if her parents are both deceased? I definitely don't support dating the secular way, but there IS a middle ground where both people are being smart about what they're doing, honoring God in their relationship, but don't necessarily need to stick to traditional courtship. |
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DatingPosted : 13 May, 2010 10:52 PMBecause you're not always going to be in public. What if you want to watch a movie together at home? One thing leads to another ALWAYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Me personally, I value my reputation and my integrity too much to put myself in that kind of situation. I would never let something like college or geography get in the way. If God is trusted and the couple is committed to the courtship, they are protected. All things work together for the good of those who love Him. - Romans 8:28 |
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