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I have the least appetizing title.

I want to talk to you about a theology of singleness. You say

it sounds sort of like a... I don't know. It sounds like a

popular mechanics. How do you build a single?

I would like to share with you what the basic

theological principle in the New Testament about singleness.

There is a Christian theology, a biblical theology,

of being a single adult, which means to be an adult without a spouse or

children of your own. You're single.

There's a theology. I'd like to talk to you about first

of that, and then secondly, the uniqueness of this theology.

When you look at all the other religions and cultures of the world,

number three, I'd like to say, what does that mean then when Paul says

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