Hello to you Babtist Forum :)

[Victorian Christian]

I am a young woman, who is about to get married and my soon to be lawfully wedded husband recommended I checked out this site.
I am here to talk about my religion, God and how he found me, what he has done for me and does for me every day.
Also I study religion at the university and hope to one day find work in aspects of society where I can work with religion.

[Nobar King]

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Does he post here, too?

[Victorian Christian]

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Nope, networking has never been his thing I guess.
He doesn't even like text messages, or talk over the phone, he tells me he would much rather talk to people in person. But then again I don't blame him. Text media has got it's shortcomings.

[Malloch]

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Goodluck to you in your upcoming engagement. What university is it that you attend?

[Paul Jeffery]

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I am a young woman, who is about to get married and my soon to be lawfully wedded husband recommended I checked out this site.
I am here to talk about my religion, God and how he found me, what he has done for me and does for me every day.
Also I study religion at the university and hope to one day find work in aspects of society where I can work with religion.

What does "work with religion" mean?

[Victorian Christian]

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Thank you Yes I do hope we'll be very happy together.
The university of Copenhagen, we call it KUA here. It's the most prestigious in the country, but then again, we're a very small country.
It means, I'd like to work in a church, or as a missionary, they take in practicants at charity orginisations to go abroad and tell people about Jesus.
I could also be a writer, or a consultant at firms with integration problems. There are a lot of different opportunities.

[Levi Jones]

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I am a young woman, who is about to get married and my soon to be lawfully wedded husband recommended I checked out this site.
I am here to talk about my religion, God and how he found me, what he has done for me and does for me every day.
Also I study religion at the university and hope to one day find work in aspects of society where I can work with religion.

A formal welcome.

Please tell us more about your religion, God and how He found you and what He does for you everyday.

[Paul Jeffery]

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Thank you Yes I do hope we'll be very happy together.
The university of Copenhagen, we call it KUA here. It's the most prestigious in the country, but then again, we're a very small country.
It means, I'd like to work in a church, or as a missionary, they take in practicants at charity orginisations to go abroad and tell people about Jesus.
I could also be a writer, or a consultant at firms with integration problems. There are a lot of different opportunities.

You aren't planning to teach, are you?

[Nobar King]

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That smilie completely symbolizes how I feel.

[Levi Jones]

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Thank you Yes I do hope we'll be very happy together.

I wish the two of you all the happiness in the world. It's so refreshing to see a young lady who has remained a virgin.

The university of Copenhagen, we call it KUA here. It's the most prestigious in the country.

And so humble!

It means, I'd like to work in a church, or as a missionary, they take in practicants at charity orginisations to go abroad and tell people about Jesus.

What does your groom-to-be think of this?

I could also be a writer, or a consultant at firms with integration problems. There are a lot of different opportunities.

I'm not sure how this translates, but what is your Major? How do you Euros say it, study plan or course plan?

[Victorian Christian]

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I see myself as a christian. Studying religion I have been reading a lot of different texts about all sorts of different religions, but I have always believed in the Holy Bible. I always thought others might have good ideas and respect for that, but that doesn't make them right. Besides, for me it's always been like reading any other book, there are the good chapters and the bad ones, and you rule for one side or the other. The Bible struck me like a lightning, there were nothing that even resembeled to reading "any other book." So I became a christian, got babtised when I was fifteen.
I strongly believed that God saved my life, I have been near death 5 times in my short life, but somehow I have pulled through always. Just recently I got an angressive liver-decease and the doctors gave me 2 years to live, I had so many people praying for me and now, after a very long admition to the hospital, they've let me out and told me I will be well from March 1st.
Praise the Lord!

Not technically, if I go as a missionary, (I suppose that was your question?) We go as a team with a male leader, and I will work as an interpretor since I am about to learn latin as well as arabic, and spread the Word.

[Paul Jeffery]

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I see myself as a Christian. Studying religion I have been reading a lot of different texts about all sorts of different religions, but I have always believed in the Holy Bible. I always thought others might have good ideas and respect for that, but that doesn't make them right. Besides, for me it's always been like reading any other book, there are the good chapters and the bad ones, and you rule for one side or the other. The Bible struck me like a lightning, there were nothing that even resembeled to reading "any other book." So I became a christian, got babtised when I was fifteen.
I strongly believed that God saved my life, I have been near death 5 times in my short life, but somehow I have pulled through always. Just recently I got an angressive liver-decease and the doctors gave me 2 years to live, I had so many people praying for me and now, after a very long admition to the hospital, they've let me out and told me I will be well from March 1st.
Praise the Lord!

Not technically, if I go as a missionary, (I suppose that was your question?) We go as a team with a male leader, and I will work as an interpretor since I am about to learn latin as well as arabic, and spread the Word.

What will your husband's role be in all of these plans? Does he approve of your plans to "spread the Word?" What is the denomination of your church? You're not Mormons, are you?

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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You are not a Christian if you are a goth.

The Bible forbids females from teaching.

Why aren't you planning to be a good wife to your alleged fiancee instead of prancing around dangerous countries full of sand nigras who will rape a white woman faster than you can say "shish kabob!"?

[Nobar King]

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How can you be babtised?

[Mrs. Rogers]

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Besides, for me it's always been like reading any other book, there are the good chapters and the bad ones, and you rule for one side or the other.

You can't be disregarding some chapters while accepting others. The Bible must be embraced as a whole, as it is God's Word ... all of it, not just some of it.

I strongly believed that God saved my life, I have been near death 5 times in my short life, but somehow I have pulled through always. Just recently I got an angressive liver-decease and the doctors gave me 2 years to live, I had so many people praying for me and now, after a very long admition to the hospital, they've let me out and told me I will be well from March 1st.
Praise the Lord!

I am sorry to hear you were so ill; it is very good to hear that you are better now though. However -- and please don't think I am being mean, because I ask this in all sincerity -- why do you think God made you so sick in the first place? Was He punishing you, or did He make you sick in order to heal you down the line, as He does from time-to-time to show us how merciful He is?

However, it is wonderful that you were healed via the power of prayer, rather than that long and useless stay in hospital. Praise!