Why The Bible Says to Not Be Unequally Yoked 😬 (Dating Advice)

[@elizabethfarley8678]

As someone who is having a baby with someone who is not a Christian I completely agree. The things i thought were not too big of a deal are now so important. Have the same faith, values, convictions it makes your life so much better for you and your children.

[@andelamlinarevic]

You answered my question to the past 2-3 months, I am Roman Catholic the man that I was seeing was Christian. However I saw the difference in our faiths, but he is such a incredible man and more than what I deserved. However, it was a struggle for me to decide if I am willing to compromise my faith. I struggled with this and you opened my mind to to a new perspective.

[@ellenmensah6624]

So so beautiful, engaging, honest and gentle 🙌

[@Brian-rs4ug]

Two Christians can undoubtedly be unequally yoked in marriage. It happens all the time. Just because two born again Christians have received Jesus. Does not mean they are walking in the same direction in life and living out the same values. Core value alignment is critical for a good Christian marriage. (Spiritually, relationally, emotionally, physically, and financially)

[@-whackd]

Being yoked with the Creator is at the basis of Indian spirituality, called yog or yoga.

[@katerinatheleritis9658]

You are being a light, to someone who is in darkness. There are no rules as to you can marry... If God had someone for you, its not for anyone to break them up. That's a sin

[@-whackd]

You quoted Paul a lot. He never met Jesus. Do you consider Paul's words to be the word of God?

[@ChristianBevereAuthor]

Actually he did! (Acts 9)

[@marajevomanash]

It's actually "not to be unequally yolked". It was a typo. It means you should eat an even number of egg yolks everyday. Don't crack one egg but crack 2,4,6,8,10 or 12 eggs at a time.