Andyblaze: Thank you, Wasak

deb:

So, are you virgin?

Yield: Yes.




Hmm, I like this response.

Anonymous Heart:

It's not whether He said fornication or adultery that is the issue. It is what He said was sin. He said "looking upon a woman to desire her". What that means is simply covetousness - wanting a woman that is not yours for your own pleasure. That is not the same as kissing and "romancing" a woman you are engaged to, for instance.

Chastity is simply refusing to have sex until the marriage covenant has been made. It is not refusing to desire your beloved (that's not even possible) or to express your desire with kisses. The important thing that Jesus was concerned with was being content with your own wife or betrothed, if you will.

k2039:

We don't need to beat about the bush about this.

What Jesus meant is that as long as the thought already occured you have sin. In essence he is laying emphasis that our thoughts are really what matters on the long run.

Besides, has the girl become your wife that you are so sure you are not coveting another man's wife.

By the way, all pleasures are reserved for marriage and marriage alone, stop twisting scriptures to please yourself.

Tinkybabe:


Just want to clarify the bolded.A thought occurring isn't a sin, dwelling on the thought is the sin.
Mind you when Jesus Christ was tempted by the devil,he didn't come to him physically.He came in form of a thought but Christ was quick to resist the thought(Satan)

stacylatiso: Let's call A spare, A spare