She is a very nice person, I love her dearly, and I hope desperately that she will not go to Hell. I hope very much that she will not choose that path, but it is her decision. We frequently talk about our beliefs and when she asks me how I feel on a certain subject, I tell her out-right. We get along and accept each other's differences because we love each other very much.
But simply because I say she is a nice person does not mean I claim her to be a mentally healthy person. She is manic depressive, and she is well aware of this. We both cope with it as well as we can, but it can be aggitated some times and there is no control over when and where that will hapen on either of our parts.
There are also other beliefs she holds and feelings she has that I do not agree with that you might, that are a direct result of her dis-belief in sin and God, but I will not disclose them here for her privacy's sake. It's nothing bad, but I don't want to speak on her behalf when she isn't here.
But simply because I say she is a nice person does not mean I claim her to be a mentally healthy person. She is manic depressive, and she is well aware of this. We both cope with it as well as we can, but it can be aggitated some times and there is no control over when and where that will hapen on either of our parts.
There are also other beliefs she holds and feelings she has that I do not agree with that you might, that are a direct result of her dis-belief in sin and God, but I will not disclose them here for her privacy's sake. It's nothing bad, but I don't want to speak on her behalf when she isn't here.
