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Shakespeare's characters disguised and alluring usually prompt another character to?
fall in love with the wrong person.
Is is wrong to fall in love with a priest?
No, of course not. If you are in love with the person and not his position, then it is not wrong. Likelihood of the relationship is a different matter. But is it wrong to like/love a priest? No.
Is it wrong to fall in love at 18 and with a beautiful lady?
No.
What is the human purpose according to the Bible?
According to the Bible, the human purpose is to love and serve God, and to love and care for others as oneself.
What are some reasons people fall in love with the wrong person?
That is not Love That is Craze. and after knowing him or her the craze will be over. they thought they love wrong people. there is no love from starting
Is it wrong to fall in love with your best friend?
Yes, you can fall in love with your best friend. You cannot control falling with someone.
What is our purpose on earth according to the Bible?
According to the Bible, our purpose on earth is to love and serve God, to love and care for others, and to spread the message of God's love and salvation to all people.
Is it wrong to be in love with brothers girlfriend?
no just kiss them and you might fall in love with each other
Is it wrong to fall in love someone younger then you?
No. It's absolutely fine. If you love them, that's reason enough to be with them.
What to do if your sister falls in love with you?
It is wrong to fall in love with your Sister. You should explain to to her how your feelings are towards such actions.
What is humanity's purpose according to the Bible?
According to the Bible, humanity's purpose is to love and serve God, to care for one another, and to spread the message of God's love and salvation to others.
What did Jesus say is the greatest commandment according to the Bible?
According to the Bible, Jesus said the greatest commandment is to love God with all your heart, soul, and mind, and to love your neighbor as yourself.
