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I'm glad you let God be God, but not sure by your clarification. Are you calling Christians who are caught up to heaven, whether in vision or spirit traveling, not of God? Or just occult astral projection?

Was it a reality that you were on the ceiling, or just imagination? That is the difference.

Pretending and imagination is not what we are talking about here.

The only way she could have suffered dissociation at that age would be from severe abuse.

From her account from childhood, I can't see what she experienced as dissociation.

Personally, I don't think they are similar at all. Dissociation is a detachment from reality, whereas astral projection and spirit traveling are real, not from a deranged or injured mind.

I agree.

I'm just pointing out your use of having a "civil ceremony." What do you think about today, people who are in a committed relationship and have children, who never had any ceremony, but the world sees them as married? Are they married in God's eyes?

I spoke about this on the other thread. There is a real ability from God, and there is a demonic ability because Satan has counterfeited the real. You might want to go back and read what I wrote. A woman from Sweden disagrees with me, claiming to have discernment of spirits, but she has a...

Isaac took Rebekah into his mother's tent and had sex. No ceremony mentioned. Is there something special about his mother's tent?

In the eyes of the Bible, and the laws of the land, your brother and his partner fornicated and had two children. But in the eyes of God they may be married, I don't know. He certainly doesn't consider homosexual marriage binding, no matter what the laws of the land say. God looks at sex only...

I find it that Christians hear God's voice on the subject. Personally, God said, "I release you" a week before I found out about the affair. And this was my second marriage! So by that I may assume I was bound to him even though my first husband was still alive. And in the first's husband's...

I respect both DaveL and Episkopos a great deal, and we usually agree. They are both honoring "the letter" as I do, but God is Spirit, and must be worshiped in Spirit and in truth. There are questions the Bible does not address, but on many we already know the answer because we know God's laws...

Yes marriage is for life, and you would be right, IF he was just cruel or abusive, then separation is necessary. But he was sexually unfaithful (from her first post), the one and only clause Jesus exempted. Yes, we can forgive that, but are not commanded to. He left her when he was unfaithful...

I certainly do not judge you for divorcing your unfaithful husband. Divorce is not a sin. The question I posed, is remarriage a sin after divorce, which you have not done. But even if you had remarried, God is really the only one who can judge this, especially in our lukewarm age of Laodecia...

Can you state this another way. I haven't a clue what "initial" is, and what you are saying.

People today get divorced because they are disillusioned. They only see the mask the other is wearing for those first few months. If you really want to know someone, it takes TIME.

My advice is loooooonnnnnnnggggggg engagements! With no fornication, and lots of Bible study.

Perpetual adultery until turning away from the adultery. Say a bank robber gets away with $1,000,000 then repents. Does he keep the money? No, if he does, he is still a thief. We are living in the last church age - Laodecia. Even those calling themselves Christians are lukewarm when it comes...

I don't know how you can read this any other way. 11 And He said to them, “Whoever divorces his wife and marries another woman commits adultery against her; 12 and if she herself divorces her husband and marries another man, she is committing adultery.”