Single Apostolic Men -VS-Single Apostolic Mothers - Page 4

HeavenlyOne · #31 03-19-2008, 02:54 PM

Berk, as a man, I can't believe you would condone the cutting off of a father from his child's life.

missdkendall · #32 03-19-2008, 02:54 PM

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Originally Posted by A_PoMo

I haven't read all the above posts. Just answering the question. If I were single I wouldn't have any problem marrying someone w/kid(s), all things being equal. I'd be more concerned about the ex, if there is one. If he's a crazed killer just on on parole from San Quentin, I'm prolly gonna keep on fishin', if you know what I mean. Lots of variables in a deal like this.

Question is, would she want to take on raising my three kids?

Where's the blender? I feel a smoothie comin' on!

I think if she doesn't want him to be bothered by her kids, she should accept his

berkeley · #33 03-19-2008, 02:56 PM

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Originally Posted by HeavenlyOne

Berk, as a man, I can't believe you would condone the cutting off of a father from his child's life.

No, not exactly.. blah.. pm incoming

missdkendall · #34 03-19-2008, 02:57 PM

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Originally Posted by HeavenlyOne

Berk, as a man, I can't believe you would condone the cutting off of a father from his child's life.

I don't think the thought of cutting the father out excites us. We are just saying if you know the type of man he is, why hurt your child more. When they are older and ask then tell them and let them decide if they want him in their life.

SDG · #35 03-19-2008, 02:58 PM

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Originally Posted by missdkendall

So, the question came up at our church the other night between a few friends. I thought I would ask you all what you think. What do you think the chances of a single Apostolic guy, to choose to be with a girl that is Apostolic, and Holy Ghost filled, but already has a child??? Inquiring minds want to know!!!!!!

I'm a single divorced Apostolic male who is predominantly raising 2 children ...

I think the societal reality of blended families in the Apostolic church is becoming more prevalent.

It's difficult to find someone who is single w/ no kids to be interested in taking on more than their spouse ... but this scenario is possible also ... takes a special man or woman to commit to this, however.

missdkendall · #36 03-19-2008, 02:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

I'm a single divorced Apostolic male who is predominantly raising 2 children ...

I think the reality of blended families in the Apostolic church is becoming more prevalent.

It's difficult to find someone who is single w/ no kids to be interested in taking on more than their spouse ... but this scenario is possible also ... takes a special man or woman to commit to this, however.

I could not have put it better myself!!!!!! I'd be happy to take on kids. However, I love them, and I think you have to have a special kind of heart to do so.

Rico · #37 03-19-2008, 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Berkeley

That makes it easier. Don't tell the guy. Some might cry out "he has the right to know." Whatevah! What are the odds that he'll do his part? Telling the guy will give him the 'right' to pop in every few yrs and cause turmoil. Never send a christmas card or a birthday card.. just pop in and cause some drama.

Don't tell the guy? Surely you aren't advocating telling lies on a Christian forum, are you?

berkeley · #38 03-19-2008, 03:03 PM

I wasn't payin much attention to what was written, and to my own answer. I clarified it via pm. They are free to post what I wrote privately. If they don't, well....

Rico · #39 03-19-2008, 03:04 PM

Like others have already posted, it would have to depend on the situation and circumstances with the other parent. I think the age of the child/children would factor in as well. It is definitely something that would have to be extensively talked out before a marriage takes place.

A_PoMo · #40 03-19-2008, 03:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

I'm a single divorced Apostolic male who is predominantly raising 2 children ...

I think the societal reality of blended families in the Apostolic church is becoming more prevalent.

It's difficult to find someone who is single w/ no kids to be interested in taking on more than their spouse ... but this scenario is possible also ... takes a special man or woman to commit to this, however.

Dan, will you marry me? Uh..wait a minute. Never mind, scratch that.