You know why St. Paul says "do not be unequally yoked to an unbeliever"? A yoke is a tool used to pull weight. He's saying that secular mates are worthless. If you marry a secularist, they will not pull their weight. And if you ARE a secularist, you wo

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Anonymous 10/25/25 (Sat) 19:19:15 No.10510

You know why St. Paul says "do not be unequally yoked to an unbeliever"? A yoke is a tool used to pull weight.

He's saying that secular mates are worthless. If you marry a secularist, they will not pull their weight. And if you ARE a secularist, you won't pull your own weight. The only healthy couple is a Christian one, in which both parties pull their own weight and work hard.

Try explaining this to a secular incel that can't figure out why modern women are so garbage. (He's half the problem).

!!gBf2t4..OM 10/26/25 (Sun) 06:34:08 No.10513

Yet christfaggotry has been spread across Africa and Latin America and serious marital problems remain endemic. You want to live in a perfect little bubble where your child abuse doctrine is validated and autistically screech at the myriad examples which poke holes in that fantasy of yours. You're destined to die in misery and I won't be sympathetic.

Anonymous 10/26/25 (Sun) 13:28:49 No.10516

Christ lived and died a virgin. Paul confirmed that all humans should be celibate for life, as Christ was, and as he was. The New Testament strongly pushes celibacy, stating that marriage is only for the weak

You, pushing the idea of Christian relationships, are part of the problem