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DATING - WHAT THE BIBLE SAYS


Dating and Dates ( - going on dates) are two different things.
Dates are events where an individual goes out to meet people and know people. eg. A father and daughter going on a date.

Dating is form of romantic courtship typically between two individuals with the aim of assessing the other's suitability as a partner in an intimate relationship or as a spouse.
It is going on with someone intentionally checking to know if you have compatibility (emotionally, sexually, etc) with him/her with no boundaries, specificity or exclusivity!

The concept of dating is not Kingdom-oriented.
There's no such things as "Christian Dating".

What then do we do instead of dating?
Do you know how to find your wife without dating?
Do you know how to found by your husband without dating?

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