For a Christian, is the wedding ceremony required to be considered married?
I don't think so.
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Um..I hope not :D 'cause although we were married by a minister it really wasn't a Christian ceremony per se.
kind of a simple question for a more complex matter - i guess it depends what you mean by 'ceremony'? What is a wedding supposed to be all about, anyway?
Is it only about two people?
Or is it about a community, and two families coming together?
Just a thought...
Sorry, the "I don't think so" links over to my Twisted Christian blog where I delved into it a little deeper. I didn't really address your questions though, Dave. I didn't really identify what constitutes a "ceremony."
If you haven't read what I wrote over there, check it out and let me know your thoughts.
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Nope - be married and have a civil service, that's what we are doing....
*runs and ducks for cover*
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