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I don't think she should"repeatedly" leave him. She should remain separated until/unless God makes it very clear it's the right move to go back. But most men never change. They will repeat offend.

Right. It's damaging to one's health, but still not your sin because you didn't choose to smell it or inhale the smoke. That crazy logic that jun "chosen" is proposing is like blaming rape on the victim, or blaming child abuse on the child.

Wow, you must be quite determined to find fault, or else you don't understand what you're reading. Go figure......lol

I know about the dangers of second hand smoke. Btw, in order to smell, you have yo inhale. It still isn't the sin of the person who happens to cross the path of someone who os smoking or left their lit cigarette near an entry to a building.

And yet, it is wise to consider living a cleaner, healthier lifestyle that is good for the body God gave us.

He has chosen not to dwell with his wife. He hasn't left father and mother and clinged to his wife. Correct?

I can see the reasoning. So if a man habitually abandons his wife to other men, for example.... or if a man subjects his wife to be used s*xually by other men.... or he has hurt her (abuse/domestic violence) ....would you say this fits in that category?

Did your pastor give scripture for this? This has been a question in my mind for a long time.

He said, "Caffeine doesn't give you energy. It gives you stress." It produces stress hormones. No wonder the adrenal fatigue mentioned by (I think) @Ferris Bueller.

Not only that, but then they give meds that are known to cause internal bleeding and multiple organ failure. And they refuse meds that are proven to work.

I got word from my sister-in-law yesterday that an aunt of theirs is hospitalized with covid/pneumonia. She is vaccinated and had all the boosters. Same scenario that happened to my mom. :(

That's exactly right! That's the science behind healthy keto....good healthy fats, moderate amounts of quality protein (and sometimes those overlap), and lots of healthy greens and low carb veggies..... occasional fruit, mostly berries. It trains your body to burn fat for fuel instead of carbs...

Goodness, I didn't know that...

Sorry to hear that...

When I do chicory, I sometimes add some organic cocoa and organic instant caffeine free coffee. It can be flavored the same way as coffee. I use organic heavy cream and some flavored monk fruit sweetener (vanilla, caramel, English toffee, etc).

Funny, we were saying about the same things. Lol

I'll pray, brother. Coffee messes with my stomach (and heart) as well. Maybe for caffeine, you could switch to green tea, matcha? Chicory is a great substitute for coffee ...you can get all sorts of herbal chicory combos. Chicory is great for gut healing, btw.