Like what? NYBW, either.
It's stuff I'll be discussing with my fiancé, @RevWeb who, before he became an Episcopal priest, was a quasi-normal human being. Just the other day I said, "You know I'm not the least bit impressed with the fact that you're a priest, right?" He got a big delighted and relieved grin on this face, thus underscoring yet another reason I love this guy.
RevWeb thinks we'll be talking about our individual and shared theology of marriage during these sessions. Really? Uh...okay, but haven't we already discussed that entre nous? We have to trot it out for ecclesial review?
Fine.
May as well go completely public with mine:
It's stuff I'll be discussing with my fiancé, @RevWeb who, before he became an Episcopal priest, was a quasi-normal human being. Just the other day I said, "You know I'm not the least bit impressed with the fact that you're a priest, right?" He got a big delighted and relieved grin on this face, thus underscoring yet another reason I love this guy.
RevWeb thinks we'll be talking about our individual and shared theology of marriage during these sessions. Really? Uh...okay, but haven't we already discussed that entre nous? We have to trot it out for ecclesial review?
Fine.
May as well go completely public with mine:
- Hierarchy of Attention: God, me, you. Unless I stay focused on God, there ain't no "me" worth marrying. Unless I stay true to me, I cannot fully love, honor, and cherish you.
- Keep the Miracle at Cana Reversed: No matter what the circumstances, commit to drinking filthy foot-washing water if necessary. Marriage cannot thrive if anyone is drunk on wine or other alcoholic potables.
- Micah 6:8: Act justly, love tenderly and walk humbly with God.
