[Faith-talk] blind people in relationships with other blind people

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Hi Ray, first of all, the rules of loving, happy relationships apply acrosst 
the board. I don't care what religian, disability, race, ECT is envolved. 
Now that I made that clear, I can move on to your questions. If you fall in 
love with a blind woman and you want to become a minister or a pasture, you 
don't have to have her help you in the ministry. Even if you did have her 
help you in the ministry, you don't have to have her as a driver. You can 
always hire a friend to drive you instead. If you fall in love with a woman 
in Baltimore for example and she happened to be blind, that relationship can 
work out. If both people envolved are Christians, they can both love each 
other as much as they love God. I have a blind friend who is currently in a 
relationship with a blind woman from Georgia. They are both very happy 
Christians! Relationships between two blind people are not at all different 
than a blind person who is in a relationship with a sited person or even a 
sited person in a relationship with another sited person. I am currently in 
a happy relationship with a sited person who lost most of his left hand in 
an accedent with a firework. I am a Pagan and he is non-riligious but is 
conciddering becoming a Pagan by his own choosing. I am only pointing that 
out just to show that the rules of a happy, healthy, loving relationship 
applies acrosst the board. Every happy Christian couple that I have ever 
known has not only been in love with each other but they have also loved God 
to know end.
Kendra
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "RJ Sandefur" <joltingjacksandefur at gmail.com>
To: "Faith-talk,for the discussion of faith and religion" 
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Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 10:59 AM
Subject: [Faith-talk] blind people in relationships with other blind people


> Their are several issues here. First, I was talking with a pastor friend 
> of mine several years ago, and I asked him what he thought of two blind 
> peop.le being a relationship. He told me that since I was going into the 
> ministry, a blind woman wouldn't be able to assist me in the ministry 
> because she'd not be able to drive me. Second, in your opinion are long 
> distance relationships doible if both parties love the Lord and each 
> other? I know some blind couples who are married and are doing quite well. 
> Thoughts RJ
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