I'm laughing so hard the tears are falling down my cheeks at work!!!!!



>I'm shocked to find that you don't consult your church elders before making a decision. I thought everyone did. Why just last week, my supervisor requested I change a UI I was working on to utilize a checkbox for a value instead of users having to type in true/false.
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>Of course after consulting with my local elders, we found passage Bill XP, where he states "it is up to each person to look within their soul to determine weather he doth maketh a truthful or false decision". I showed my supervisor, that we could find no passages mentioning checkboxs, and it made me very uncomfortable what forces might come to bear on me should I make such a decsion.
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>>>>You would "allow" it?! What happens if she says, "I'm working whether you like it or not." Divorce?
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>>>Hypothetical situations are somewhat challenging to address (especially in this crowd) - but - here goes...
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>>>We would discuss it and try to work out a solution that would be pleasing to both of us.
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>>>If she still insisted that she work and I still insisted that she not work, I would most likely seek the counsel of an Elder (and probably his wife) at our church. We would work out a plan to address the issue. If it is a case where my wife is just being obstinant, we would address that using the principles in Matthew 18. If the Elder thought I was the one who was at fault, I would ask my wife's forgiveness and we would pursue finding her a job.
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>>>Diviorce would not be an option as far as I'm concerned.
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>>Do you have any idea how cold and calculated (and strict and demeaning and many other adjectives) that sounds? Of course not.