Tim
Puritan Board Graduate
Okay, I am done addressing comments that I don't like.
The point I want to get back to is that sometimes, it is going to be the case that there will be a man who lives in an area without a reformed church to attend. Or perhaps there is a reformed Baptist church and he is Presbyterian, or vice versa. He will be the minority and people who live in this area will not be familiar with his views.
But he must continue to maintain fellowship with believers there. He can agree to disagree with the elders on some issues, but if he marries, he must really be in closer agreement with his wife.
The question is, how can this agreement be fostered? During courtship? During the early months/years of marriage?
The point I want to get back to is that sometimes, it is going to be the case that there will be a man who lives in an area without a reformed church to attend. Or perhaps there is a reformed Baptist church and he is Presbyterian, or vice versa. He will be the minority and people who live in this area will not be familiar with his views.
But he must continue to maintain fellowship with believers there. He can agree to disagree with the elders on some issues, but if he marries, he must really be in closer agreement with his wife.
The question is, how can this agreement be fostered? During courtship? During the early months/years of marriage?
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