A survey of more than 5000 singles for Match.com reveals real change in the attitudes of singles when it comes to marriage and relationships.<\/p>\n
When asked about sex dating and what is OK in relationships, here is what the survey revealed.<\/p>\n
OK:<\/p>\n
1) Interracial marriage (86%)<\/p>\n
2) Interfaith marriage (80%)<\/p>\n
3) Long term live in partners who don’t marry (76%)<\/p>\n
4) Same-sex marriage (65%)<\/p>\n
5) Having children outside of marriage<\/p>\n
Still taboo:<\/p>\n
1) Sexually open marriages (78%)<\/p>\n
2) Long distant marriages (62%)<\/p>\n
3) Married couples sleeping in separate bedrooms (56%)<\/p>\n
4) Having sex on a first date (80%),<\/p>\n
Looking at these lists, you can see that attachment and bonding are still considered important to any relationship, but the marital covenant is not always a part of the equation. Yet, this is God’s plan–marriage and children in the context of that marriage. It may seem old fashion, but making a life long commitment in a safe and secure environment to raise children, is God’s best. God doesn’t change with cultural attitudes. HIs Word is the same yesterday, today and forever.<\/p>\n
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