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Monogamy aids in population control
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Is extra-marital affair a sin? "Our" problem lies in the deeply regrettable fact that whatever be the issue, we tend to drag 'religion' into the limelight. As for example, this particular thread was conferred the title 'Is Extra-Marital Affair A Sin?' and Lo & Behold: "Christians, Muslims & Hindus" were immediately brought into limelight. Sometimes, I get confused as to what to think of myself first: "A Human Being" OR "A Hindu"? 
As for 'Manoj', I think that's a question you should be asking 'your own self' instead of 'others' around you. And if I appreciate what 'LadyWind7' had to say to you (which, incidentally I do), then I'd 'suggest' you to discuss this issue with your wife & if she feels (out of her own volition) that her husband (you) are free to go in for an extra-marital affair, then 'we' are NOT here to judge that as a SIN. I mean why should we? 
However, you should remember to be JUST & FAIR in 'that' deal. If she does allow you to enter such a relationship, then you should also have the 'courage' and 'heart' (more appropriately: "BALLS OF STEEL"  ) to accept her extra-marital affair too. (You know what I mean)
And just in case, you wish to keep such a relationship in the dark (i.e. in utter secrecy from your wife), then it would be reasonable for you to: (a) Ask yourself whether such an 'act' is a 'crime' or otherwise (instead of seeking public opinion) (b) Be mentally prepared to admit the fact that it could also have been your 'wife' in a clandestine extra-marital relationship. Good Luck To You!
As for 'Manoj', I think that's a question you should be asking 'your own self' instead of 'others' around you. And if I appreciate what 'LadyWind7' had to say to you (which, incidentally I do), then I'd 'suggest' you to discuss this issue with your wife & if she feels (out of her own volition) that her husband (you) are free to go in for an extra-marital affair, then 'we' are NOT here to judge that as a SIN. I mean why should we? That really has no connection to that which is being discussed here. Doesn't matter if they agree it's "ok" to step out. And no "we" don't get to judge anything as a sin, God has told us what is sin already. And this would be in fact a sin. It would be adultery no matter if the two partners agree for it to happen. It may be "ok" between the two, but in a sanctified marriage by God it's not "ok". |
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Edited by
teasel
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Tue 04/07/15 07:27 PM
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830?.. that's way too much to remember.. I haven't even mastered the 10 commandments yet
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well at least Moses didn't have to chip all 830 into that stone.. he would have needed a crane to get it down from the mountain
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well at least Moses didn't have to chip all 830 into that stone.. he would have needed a crane to get it down from the mountain * cough * We heard that 
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yes it is a sin and der is nothing religious abt it.
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If you're looking for justification to step out on your wife, consider this question. Are you ok with her stepping out?
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Is extramarital affair a sin? Is this a Christian forum? If you are a Bible believing Christian then you should know that is called adultery and yes it is a sin. I believe in calling a spade a spade |
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Is extra-marital affair a sin? "Our" problem lies in the deeply regrettable fact that whatever be the issue, we tend to drag 'religion' into the limelight. As for example, this particular thread was conferred the title 'Is Extra-Marital Affair A Sin?' and Lo & Behold: "Christians, Muslims & Hindus" were immediately brought into limelight. Sometimes, I get confused as to what to think of myself first: "A Human Being" OR "A Hindu"?
As for 'Manoj', I think that's a question you should be asking 'your own self' instead of 'others' around you. And if I appreciate what 'LadyWind7' had to say to you (which, incidentally I do), then I'd 'suggest' you to discuss this issue with your wife & if she feels (out of her own volition) that her husband (you) are free to go in for an extra-marital affair, then 'we' are NOT here to judge that as a SIN. I mean why should we?
However, you should remember to be JUST & FAIR in 'that' deal. If she does allow you to enter such a relationship, then you should also have the 'courage' and 'heart' (more appropriately: "BALLS OF STEEL" ) to accept her extra-marital affair too. (You know what I mean)
And just in case, you wish to keep such a relationship in the dark (i.e. in utter secrecy from your wife), then it would be reasonable for you to: (a) Ask yourself whether such an 'act' is a 'crime' or otherwise (instead of seeking public opinion) (b) Be mentally prepared to admit the fact that it could also have been your 'wife' in a clandestine extra-marital relationship. Good Luck To You!
As for 'Manoj', I think that's a question you should be asking 'your own self' instead of 'others' around you. And if I appreciate what 'LadyWind7' had to say to you (which, incidentally I do), then I'd 'suggest' you to discuss this issue with your wife & if she feels (out of her own volition) that her husband (you) are free to go in for an extra-marital affair, then 'we' are NOT here to judge that as a SIN. I mean why should we? That really has no connection to that which is being discussed here. Doesn't matter if they agree it's "ok" to step out. And no "we" don't get to judge anything as a sin, God has told us what is sin already. And this would be in fact a sin. It would be adultery no matter if the two partners agree for it to happen. It may be "ok" between the two, but in a sanctified marriage by God it's not "ok". I am so confused. I thought the OT was done away. over no good for us. haven't you watched Adam Sandlers " Little Nicki"? His brothers came to earth from Hell and one became a Priest. His congregation loved him. remember his famous words from the Pulpit? " Let The Sin Begin? The people loved him. He filled the church. I thought this was your NT Teachings? |
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Is extramarital affair a sin? SIN - noun An immoral act considered to be a transgression against divine law. Synonyms - Wrong Wrong doing Transgression Crime Offense Misdemeanor Misdeed Scandal Disgrace Verb- #1 Commit a sin Transgress Misbehave Tresspass Verb-#2 Commit a sin Offend against God, a person ,or principle Antonyms- Virture
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Is extramarital affair a sin? |
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I read your posts, 'MightyMoe' & 'CowBoy' & thank you for the same (i.e. providing me with your insights).
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The OP in Hindu in India.
English is NOT his first language. He has only made one post. He has admitted nothing He may just have wanted a definition or to join in on forums. SMDH. 
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Is extra-marital affair a sin? "Our" problem lies in the deeply regrettable fact that whatever be the issue, we tend to drag 'religion' into the limelight. As for example, this particular thread was conferred the title 'Is Extra-Marital Affair A Sin?' and Lo & Behold: "Christians, Muslims & Hindus" were immediately brought into limelight. Sometimes, I get confused as to what to think of myself first: "A Human Being" OR "A Hindu"?
As for 'Manoj', I think that's a question you should be asking 'your own self' instead of 'others' around you. And if I appreciate what 'LadyWind7' had to say to you (which, incidentally I do), then I'd 'suggest' you to discuss this issue with your wife & if she feels (out of her own volition) that her husband (you) are free to go in for an extra-marital affair, then 'we' are NOT here to judge that as a SIN. I mean why should we?
However, you should remember to be JUST & FAIR in 'that' deal. If she does allow you to enter such a relationship, then you should also have the 'courage' and 'heart' (more appropriately: "BALLS OF STEEL" ) to accept her extra-marital affair too. (You know what I mean)
And just in case, you wish to keep such a relationship in the dark (i.e. in utter secrecy from your wife), then it would be reasonable for you to: (a) Ask yourself whether such an 'act' is a 'crime' or otherwise (instead of seeking public opinion) (b) Be mentally prepared to admit the fact that it could also have been your 'wife' in a clandestine extra-marital relationship. Good Luck To You!
As for 'Manoj', I think that's a question you should be asking 'your own self' instead of 'others' around you. And if I appreciate what 'LadyWind7' had to say to you (which, incidentally I do), then I'd 'suggest' you to discuss this issue with your wife & if she feels (out of her own volition) that her husband (you) are free to go in for an extra-marital affair, then 'we' are NOT here to judge that as a SIN. I mean why should we? That really has no connection to that which is being discussed here. Doesn't matter if they agree it's "ok" to step out. And no "we" don't get to judge anything as a sin, God has told us what is sin already. And this would be in fact a sin. It would be adultery no matter if the two partners agree for it to happen. It may be "ok" between the two, but in a sanctified marriage by God it's not "ok". I am so confused. I thought the OT was done away. over no good for us. haven't you watched Adam Sandlers " Little Nicki"? His brothers came to earth from Hell and one became a Priest. His congregation loved him. remember his famous words from the Pulpit? " Let The Sin Begin? The people loved him. He filled the church. I thought this was your NT Teachings? I am so confused. I thought the OT was done away. over no good for us. It is done away with, nobody mentioned anything about the OT, not in the latter posts of the thread anyways. remember his famous words from the Pulpit? " Let The Sin Begin? The people loved him. He filled the church. I thought this was your NT Teachings? Please do elaborate. |
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Is extramarital affair a sin? Any frivolous sexual affair, whether extramarital or single, is a sin. |
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Frivolous Sex... Is a Sin !
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