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1191.1 | get a lawyer | ASDG::CALL | | Fri Aug 09 1991 10:30 | 12 |
| Whatever you go through right now it's going to be difficult.
It doesn't sound like you were to happy in the marriage. It
sounds like your wife wants to destroy you. It is probably better
if you go and get yourself a very good lawyer. Get the divorce.
The only way out is through. Lots of people have gone through
very bad experiences and have gone on with their lives. Right
now is not the time for you to be thinking about starting off
with someone else. It wouldn't be fair for them. Solve your
problems first. Pick-up whatever peices from your shattered
life. Try to move away from the hatred feelings you have inside.
Find someone that you feel safe with and can trust and talk about
your feelings.
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1191.2 | | MR4DEC::MAHONEY | | Mon Aug 12 1991 17:43 | 5 |
| I am sorry for you... sex came too early into your life and messed it
up quite a bit, I hope you do the best you can and continue being a
good father and a good husband. I wish you lots of luck. Hang on
there.
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1191.3 | | XCUSME::HOGGE | Dragon Slaying...No Waiting! | Tue Sep 03 1991 11:46 | 16 |
| Have you approached and talked with your church's Minister? Talking
with him, explaining the truth of the situation and exactly how you
feel, he may be able to advise you on how to handle the situation and
even make suggestions to others that perhaps, they have judged you
unfairly. Point out to him that one of the greatests gifts that
religion has is the ability to FORGIVE a person when they need to be
forgiven. His words could carry the weight to your friends and
neighbors that your words can't.
I think that it is a real shame that a bunch of church going bible
reading people can so easily forget the things preached by
Prophets, Saints, and Christ. I'm a religious man myself, but it
is because of the continual run in with this type of Hypocrisy that I
stopped going to church.
Skip
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1191.4 | Not that it makes 'em easier to stomach | BENONI::JIMC | Knight of the Woeful Countenance | Wed Oct 02 1991 14:30 | 1 |
| FWIW Skip, by definition, church Is where you will find the hypocrits.
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1191.5 | | WMOIS::REINKE_B | all I need is the air.... | Wed Oct 02 1991 14:57 | 6 |
| Jim,
You'll find hypocrits (sp?) most every where, churches don't
have a monopoly on them.
Bonnie
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1191.6 | | XCUSME::HOGGE | Dragon Slaying...No Waiting! | Wed Oct 02 1991 16:05 | 27 |
| Jim,
True, however, a minister/priest/rabbi/preacher etc. as an obligation
to the flock and can influence many people. These people seem to have
misjudged a situation and it looks like they respect the word of God,
as administered by the Priest or Minister. Therefore, it seems that
if he is serious about his job, he will do the right thing and point
out some facts to the people.
In fact many theologins have degress or at least taken classes in
psychology as a tool for directing the church and it's goals. It's
quiet possible that his priest/minister has the knowledge to help
direct opinions, and further, get the facts straight before the people.
Besides, if the priest/minister refuses to help, then to me, he isn't
doing his job. Thats just one portion of his position in the church.
Keep in mind that we seem to be dealing with a group of people who go
to church on a regular basis and have it as an influence in there
lives.
I personally don't go to church, too many bad experiences and wrongly
explained explanations to a curious mind. Both as a child and an
adult. But that doesn't mean I don't pray or read the bible or have
my own religous beliefs. I'm agnostic not athiest (sp?)
Skip
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1191.7 | | RIPPLE::KENNEDY_KA | Peeling the onion | Wed Oct 02 1991 17:06 | 5 |
| re .5
No Bonnie, churches don't have a monopoly on hypocrisy, but they do
have the majority.
Karen
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1191.8 | ... at least I'm not being hypocritical about it. | PENUTS::HNELSON | Hoyt 275-3407 C/RDB/SQL/X/Motif | Mon Oct 07 1991 09:55 | 7 |
| I think hypocrisy gets an overly bad rap. There are many (many, many)
behaviors which I applaud but do not execute. It is STILL useful for me
to advocate them, because they are good behaviors. If I give them
enough lip-service, then maybe I'll talk MYSELF into doing them, as
well as others. So I think hypocrisy is OK.
Therefore, when I'm hypocritical, ...
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1191.9 | The storm has come to a end... | BUZON::SALTARES_E | | Mon Oct 07 1991 12:42 | 21 |
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Hi,
Thank you for all the helpfull advice. I'am divorced and I fill like
a heavy load has come off my back. I'am very possitive in starting a
new life. This has been a great experince and Ive learned a lot from it.
It seems that a lot of the church members in a church are narow minded,
and dont have the matureness and the experience to help others when they
are going thrue this kind of experiences. I had a lot of support from
non-church members, that from the church. But these are things that
some times you are experinced with. It tought me that when I see some-
body going thrue problems I should extend my helping hand and not to
judge or hurt but to construct, and give them a helpfull advice.
Probably for some people a divorce isnt right. But I belive I did the
right thing and dont fill a shame of what I have decided. I think this
world would be better if we instead of distroying other peoples lifes
we tried to help each other. Thank again for all your help.
Regards,
Edgar
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1191.10 | <sigh> | RIPPLE::KENNEDY_KA | I am not my fault | Tue Oct 08 1991 02:02 | 4 |
| Edgar,
I wish more people had your philosophy. I really do.
Karen
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