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Re: Welcome

Author:
Susan

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Date Posted: 11:07:28 03/12/04 Fri

Hello all,

I am a new Christian... I was raised Christian but was a Muslim for some time until recently. I am currently going through a rather bitter divorce with my Muslim husband, and am looking for some advice. I let him have everythiong, and am moving on with my life, but he wants more. He wants to hurt me "if I do not cooperate" with his every whim. I do not believe in divorce, and this is especially difficult for me. (He was abusive and controlling and was married to another woman for starters, so there is NO reconciliation. I tried that...) He is getting worse and worse, being nice sometimes and horribly mean and hurtful at other times. I have prayed, and I have been as nice as I can be while still being firm about the divorce. What else can I do?

God bless,

~S~

>Hello;
> We all have problems of some kind at some point
>and time.
>I believe most of our problems can be solved by just
>knowing the right person to handle them.
> It could be a good friend that has wisdom about
>life in general, It could be a Dr. that deals with the
>problem you might have to deal with. It could be a
>relative that is well aqauinted with both you and the
>problem. Or it could be a higher power that we all can
>depend on to have the answer if we are willing and
>able to ask and believe in an answer.
> Whatever Your problem an answer can be found If
>you really want one bad enough and are willing and
>able to seek it out.
> If you have a problem today. You just might find
>an answer here. BUT if not there is always the HIGHER
>authority that has the answers to everything.:):):)

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