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LoginThe conversation about dating and courtships is one people frequently have. Many singles struggle with dating and are often confused with the concept of courtship. While the two are closely related, they are very different. Let's start with dating. Dating consists of so many things and is multifaceted. It can also be very tricky. For starters, the purpose of it is for two people to get to know each other to gauge their compatibility. While the initial purpose for dating is compatibility for companionship, there are other reasons people choose to date. Some people indulge in fun dating where the goal is not commitment. They meet new people and enjoy their company with no expectations.
What does the Bible teach about Christian dating? This past week I had a young man sitting in my office asking me that very question. Perhaps you have never had someone ask you to defend your position on Christians dating.
I often hear a lot of different opinions on the meaning and importance of Christian dating. I rarely hear much about "courting". That seems like such an archaic word to me. But could one be more biblical than the other?
In America, when it comes to romantic relationships, our culture has grown accustomed to dating—a sometimes more casual approach to seeking a partner. A person may have multiple romantic relationships before or if they marry. Sexual abstinence and modesty are now often scoffed at, and casual sexual "hook-ups" and living together before marriage have unfortunately become the societal norm. Dating casually, or cohabiting without the intent of marrying the person, seems to take the pressure of the commitment of marriage off of the couple.
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