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June 3, 2016

1.) In the Bible, when acts of adultery are committed, why is the
woman mainly the subject of criticism or persecution?
It is my understanding that adultery is a sin when
anyone engages in a sexual act with a married person,
who is not his/her spouse. However, I notice in the bible,
the man who also engaged in adultery is barely mentioned,
if at all. When he is equally guilty as the woman (see
Deuteronomy 22:22). But often in the bible, it is the
woman who is the subject of criticism or persecution. (see
John 8:2-11) also (see Hosea 2:2 - 3?) This seems like sexism,
am I wrong? Am I missing something?

2.) Can a christian question certain parts of the bible?
I am a christian, as I believe in Jesus and the sacrifice
he made for our sins. However, I question certain parts
of the bible, which is evident by my first question.
Is questioning the bible a sin or unchristian?

3.) Why is it that a passive, unconfrontational man, is considered a
push over by women?
I ask this question because I am single today because
of my passiveness. I like to avoid conflict with my
woman, so I often let her win. I feel it is my obligation
to make my woman happy, so to achieve this, I let her

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win the often minor arguments. But I notice women,
have mistaken my desire to please her, for being
a weak man, a pushover. How do I deal with this?

4.) Are friends real or just another word ?
I am not a perfect person. However, I know I
was a great friend. I cared and loved my friends.
Since my incarceration, that care and love has not
been reciprocated. Out of about a hundred friends, only
two reach out to me. Should I be bitter, or should
I just accept I did not have as many friends as I
thought I did?

5.) Do any of you have ay advice, suggestions or constructive criticism
in regards to my blog?
I have been unable to meet as many people as I
thought, via my blog. So I would like for you all to
advice me on things I should do that will help me
meet new people.

I hope any of you would be so kind to give me your opinion on my questions.
I will greatly appreciate that. If you would like to have a more in depth conversation
about any of my questions, do not hesitate to write me directly. I will respond to
your letter. Until then, stay prayed up!

Yours always

Perrie Thompson