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I truly hope you have reformed your life ... but your reaction to my posts seems to suggest you are one of those faux Christians who believe you are entitled to God's forgiveness without repentance and that you also believe that others must ignore your own admitted bedhopping escapades. Sorry but eons ago I learned to stear clear of "women" like you. I think I learned that in Sunday School by the way.

You don't really hope for anything other than another chance to put someone down - and puff your chest that you're glad you're not one of "those sinners" who have actually sinned. I've not personally attacked you once, yet you repeatedly do to me. I think I'll stick with understanding that true Grace is brought out by repentance. But I'll show my repentance and appreciationto the One that bought it for me by His work on the cross. Not a crass self-righteous anonymous poster on this forum. If you must, go ahead an post a last word, but I won't be reading it.

You apparently cannot count. You have made several ad hominem comments. You also appear not to be willing to address the real issue here which is that a society which is not willing to condemn out of wedlock births as being immoral and both rewards and condones such behavior is a sick society indeed. You, madam (yes, madam), are little more than an individual who is unable to live by her marriage vows -- I know, you intend to blame your ex-husband -- and who sees nothing wrong with being an out of wedlock mother. You apparently have given little thought to what your daughter will conclude when she is 12 or 13. I have known -- and my wife and I have tried to help -- numerous women in your position. We have reluctantly had to admit that most -- you may be the exception, though you have given me no reason to suspect you are -- find it more convenient to have children out of wedlock because of the "rewards" society bestows upon them. Perhaps there is more to the biblical admonition as to how we should deal with unwed mothers than our post-Modernist society is willing to admit. I wish you well, but the fact that you have taken such umbrage at what can only be described as honest comments about the situation suggests you are much more sensitive about being, in the words of Jay Severin, "little more than a b****** factory", than you are willing to admit.