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I have been realizing this trend lately that the women I am liking the most on the Catholic dating sites are the ones that talk passionately about the faith. When I was a freshman in college, what a woman’s values were and what her plans for the future were meant nothing to me. It was mostly “She’s hot” and then ignore anything else. Since then, I have reverted to the faith and now trying to give dating a shot I find myself drawn towards their relationship with God and their values. Physical looks is one of the last things I really consider now. Obviously there needs to be some attraction, but if a woman is strong in her faith and knows what she wants in life (either actively pursuing education or career, volunteering in her community, etc.) I am just automatically very drawn to them. Now obviously personalities have to click but that initial attraction is so different. Like the tinder profiles I used to swipe on the profiles on Catholic match that I like are almost completely polar opposites. Just something I have noticed. Has anyone else found something similar?

Hi everyone,

I just today published Devotionalium.com, an inter-faith daily devotional with texts from the jewish Tanakh, the christian New Testament and the islamic Quran.

>If you want to dive deeper, you can read the full chapters in a pleasant reading view. You can also display the verses in the original Hebrew, Greek and Arabic texts.
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>If you want to share your thoughts about a verse, you can post an anonymous comment below.
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>Come back every day to increase your reading Streak and check your progress via the progress indicator!

I would love to hear your thoughts on it. I'd especially like to hear from people of the jewish and islamic traditions!

https://devotionalium.com

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The Land of Ta

Bahá’í is a religion of Islamic origin, so I’m curious if Geedis might have some sort of mythical significance to people in that region, like a Jinn.

Edit: Also, The Land of Ta is mentioned in Bahá’í literature.

“Let nothing grieve thee, O Land of Tá (Ṭihrán), for God hath chosen thee to be the source of the joy of all mankind.”

Gleanings from the writings of Bahá’u’lláh

Disclaimer: I am not of the Bahá’í faith, or any other faith. I’m just trying to show my findings for the Geedis search.