fictitiousfishes Archive

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1	What do I need to learn from here since I came from the og TRP? I know I don't usually say anything but I always appreciate these tags, brother. I've learned a lot from you so I'm glad I was able to reciprocate in a meaningful way.	/r/RPChristians	20/06/20 11:32 PM
5	Any children's books that exemplify biblical masculinity for young boys? The Hobbit. From Bilbo's journey from a soft-bellied homebody to a self-motivated adventurer, to Thorin's fall and heroic redemption, it runs the gamut of masculine virtues and pitfalls. (Bonus points if you draw parallels between Bilbo's love of unearned comfort and Smaug's love of unearned gold; Smaug's undoing is literally his soft belly.) Plus it has a man who can turn into a bear, which, as a kid, was the coolest thing I'd ever heard of.	/r/RPChristians	05/02/19 08:50 PM
1	Purple Pill and the Christian Red Wait a sec, those old conversations were with... ah, never mind ;) This was a great discussion: enlightening, challenging, respectful, fun to read. I don't have as much time to invest in these chats as I used to, so it's a treat to be in the audience for one. Thanks for the tag, amigo.	/r/RPChristians	21/09/18 05:56 PM
2	Just for fun: What's the dumbest thing you've ever said to your spouse? Does had opened my mouth to say but stopped at the last instant count? A month or two into married life, my wife had just come out of the shower with her hair tied up in a very tight little bun. I was maybe half a breath away from joking that she looked like a sumo wrestler before my brain realized what it was about to do and slapped itself back to sanity.	/r/RPChristians	16/08/17 10:14 PM
1	Can you divorce a woman if she lied about her number of sexual partners? (within biblical rules) Sure, Judas may have just been extremely good at faking it the whole time, but I do get the impression that he was legit. I wouldn't say he was faking. He was sent out and evidently performed miracles with the others, after all, so he was certainly on board at some point. But he never made the leap from seeing Jesus as Rabbi to seeing him as Lord. You learn and take in from a rabbi, but you give to a lord - and that was something Judas showed no interest in doing. He followed his version of the …	/r/RPChristians	04/08/17 06:56 PM
1	Can you divorce a woman if she lied about her number of sexual partners? (within biblical rules) I don't track with this, and I think the Bible is pretty clear that in the same way Christ leads the church (including men), men are to lead their wives. So, you either have to say that alpha doesn't exist or that God isn't alpha ... or that this passage cannot be applied. I guess I'm defining "alpha" by people I've known who self-identify as such, who have to a one been aggressive, unyielding, and deeply insecure. The alpha as it exists in the wild has to prove itself constantly, fending off an…	/r/RPChristians	04/08/17 04:42 PM
1	Can you divorce a woman if she lied about her number of sexual partners? (within biblical rules) I never can tell where I'm going to bump into you Ha, well I only ended up here because of the thread Red-Curious made in TC announcing this sub, so in this case there's a natural progression :) I think I have some solid guesses, but what's your reasoning? Honestly I'll admit ignorance of the whole concept of applying Red Pill principles to Christianity (or vice versa...whatever the preferred phrasing is) until the above thread introduced me to it, so I haven't had long to actually formulate wel…	/r/RPChristians	03/08/17 11:59 PM
2	Can you divorce a woman if she lied about her number of sexual partners? (within biblical rules) Full disclosure: I'm not totally on board with the whole RPC thing for various reasons, but I've been checking out this sub because y'all have interesting thoughts, and I've been thinking about this particular topic recently so I might as well contribute. My personal conviction - and I'm aware this isn't prescriptive - is that in order to truly model God, a man should never seek divorce regardless of sexual immorality (however it's defined). That Christ made provision for it doesn't mean that th…	/r/RPChristians	03/08/17 05:08 PM