Catholic and strip clubs

In the course of a discussion one time, the question of who wrote the Bible came up. I hope that you may find freedom from your sin and one day learn to become an honest and forthright person, and to someday serve as an example of the best of Christianity and Catholicism. This man is taking a very dangerous view of the strip club. I would love to see prayer groups outside strip clubs become as common as prayer groups outside abortion clinics since the two evils are so closely linked. You are commenting using your WordPress. You have clearly invested a lot in this man, and it probably feels like you have made progress in your relationship. You don't even need a what if

Words cannot express the harm that comes when these images resurface, whether in daydreams, prayer, or even in the marital bedroom. Your guy isn't going to change and you are setting yourself up for a tough marriage. It's up to OP how she handles it, but if she truly feels this way then capitulating will set a very bad tone in the future of the relationship. Catholic support for Trump appears unhindered even after his recent and very public spat with the pope. Especially from a Catholic perspective, I fail to see how strip clubs can be morally permissible. But look at the fruit of all this. The antipathy of the new regime in Chicago and Washington to Catholics in general is fairly well-documented.

Either he agrees with you and begins to change, and becomes a better man, or he doesn't, and you lose him, but gain the greater prize from Christ for bearing this cross. Salvation as a choice, rather than a preordained outcome of a mechanistic universe? I'm not looking for anyone's input in whether this is right or wrong, it's a personal choice in what I think is best in my relationships If it's a deal-breaker for you, it's a deal-breaker. This sounds like the type of guy who would cheat on his spouse and then say, "It was just sex and didn't mean anything! Dear Paul, I've had this issue on my mind for some time.