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Well, actually, I guess that Chris and I aren’t too spiritual in terms of being a couple. We used to attend church together, but that was way before the kids. I think that I knew that when we put off marriage for so long, legally anyway. The legal part of marriage holds no spirituality for me. We had a commitment ceremony early on, with our pastor and our families, but being legally married was not high on our list of priorities. I’m hoping that when our lives calm down in terms of the little ones, and hopefully not soon, we can possibly work on some of these areas. But that brings on many questions for both of us. But as I read this last sentence, I don’t think that I’m making it a priority anytime soon. My results really didn’t surprize me all too much.
Here was my score:
You scored 32, on a scale of 0 to 80. Here’s how to interpret your score:
0 – 45
Spirituality isn’t infused into your concept of intimacy. Your relationship is pragmatic–you prefer not to think of it as beyond your control. You might consider trying to think about your marriage in more spiritual terms, especially in times of crisis or conflict.
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I had a horrible time with my faith and my faith practices while experiencing infertility and especially while having my miscarriages. And then with my dad’s cancer and death, I really cannot say where I stand as far as my beliefs are concerned. I can honestly say that I am searching and questioning many things while before, I just felt my faith as a part of me, something that I was born with. And now I’m not sure. By looking at these results, I can really tell that I have had a lot of changes come my way
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May 11th, 2007 at 10:57 am
I scored 67 —
“Spirituality is part of every aspect of your relationship, from the most mundane to the most intimate. You feel cosmically connected to one another and see your connection as right with the universe. Amen!”