Single Christian men?

[Beelzebaby666]

Originally Posted by usagent

I tried to sign up for e-harmony but they didnt have an already married box for my compatibility match

I signed up for that years ago, thinking the tests would be cool and weed out the ones who were really wrong for me to date...

I immediately got an email saying that no one met my criteria and that it seemed that no one, out of thousands of people registered on the site were even closely compatible to me.

But they said to keep my head up and they'd keep checking


Did I mention I was voted most original person in my junior high school?:lmao

[ServiceGuy]

Originally Posted by Beelzebaby666

I signed up for that years ago, thinking the tests would be cool and weed out the ones who were really wrong for me to date...

I immediately got an email saying that no one met my criteria and that it seemed that no one, out of thousands of people registered on the site were even closely compatible to me.

But they said to keep my head up and they'd keep checking


Did I mention I was voted most original person in my junior high school?:lmao

Its that "Blue" lipstick isn't???

[AndyMarquisLIVE (Premo)]

Originally Posted by softballgrl

any good Christian men around? would love to chat ~

BTW...I think you're on the wrong forum.

[Fugazi]

Originally Posted by AndyMarquisLIVE

BTW...I think you're on the wrong forum.

Andy --- Give it up!!!

[danjuandemarco]

Originally Posted by Chain729

This post has been reported for religionist comments.

Is that a joke? I can't tell.

Originally Posted by Chain729

In my experience, those that say they're looking for a [insertreligion], good [insertgender] are anything but well grounded.

yea, because no one wants to find someone of their preferred sex with similar values to their own. unless they're complete psychos...

[Chain729 (Premo)]

Originally Posted by danjuandemarco

Is that a joke? I can't tell.

Originally Posted by danjuandemarco

yea, because no one wants to find someone of their preferred sex with similar values to their own. unless they're complete psychos...

Since when are being religious and having values directly related? The average religious person is just as screwed up as the average non-religious person. Of course, they never see it that way...

[danjuandemarco]

Yes, I asked if you were joking about reporting the post for "religionist comments," because that would be absolutely absurd, being that there is nothing anti-religion mentioned in it. If you were being sarcastic, that's cool and it just didn't come across as well in print as it would have in person.

Originally Posted by Chain729

Since when are being religious and having values directly related? The average religious person is just as screwed up as the average non-religious person. Of course, they never see it that way...

I said similar values--meaning a Christian would find another Christian to have similar values to their own. You can replace both occurences of the word "Christian" in the previous statement with Atheist, Buddhist, Jewish, Satanist, Pastafarian, etc. It's not a matter of values vs. non-values. It's a matter of the compatibility of those values.

[Chain729 (Premo)]

Originally Posted by danjuandemarco

Yes, I asked if you were joking about reporting the post for "religionist comments," because that would be absolutely absurd, being that there is nothing anti-religion mentioned in it. If you were being sarcastic, that's cool and it just didn't come across as well in print as it would have in person.

If I pour water on ya will you grow a sense of humor like a chia pet?

Originally Posted by danjuandemarco

I said similar values--meaning a Christian would find another Christian to have similar values to their own. You can replace both occurences of the word "Christian" in the previous statement with Atheist, Buddhist, Jewish, Satanist, Pastafarian, etc. It's not a matter of values vs. non-values. It's a matter of the compatibility of those values.

And I'm saying that religion has about as much to do with people's values as their IQ does. Values, morals, whatever are basically the same across all cultures, religions, creed. Sure, religions preach up and down about 'em, but 1. the message is basically the same (religious fanatics aside) and 2. of everyone I've met, all would've had the same values- or lack thereof- if their religious stance was any of the above.

[danjuandemarco]

Originally Posted by Chain729

If I pour water on ya will you grow a sense of humor like a chia pet?

ok, so it was a joke. You could have said that. It's hard to tell these days, with so many people offended by religious beliefs and the difficulty of effectively using sarcasm in print.

Originally Posted by Chain729

And I'm saying that religion has about as much to do with people's values as their IQ does. Values, morals, whatever are basically the same across all cultures, religions, creed. Sure, religions preach up and down about 'em, but 1. the message is basically the same (religious fanatics aside) and 2. of everyone I've met, all would've had the same values- or lack thereof- if their religious stance was any of the above.

But a lot of people want more than just a basic similarity in values with someone they would like to spend the rest of their life and raise a family with, and there's nothing wrong with that.

[Chain729 (Premo)]

Originally Posted by danjuandemarco

ok, so it was a joke. You could have said that. It's hard to tell these days, with so many people offended by religious beliefs and the difficulty of effectively using sarcasm in print.



But a lot of people want more than just a basic similarity in values with someone they would like to spend the rest of their life and raise a family with, and there's nothing wrong with that.

That's part of why you lurk a bit and get a feel for things. This place is one big playground.

you're not getting it. Religion does not decide people's values. People decide people's values regardless of religion.