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KZN listener Joash speaks out and says living together before marriage is a sin!

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On Monday, JSbu bought about the topic 'Vat en Sit', after his cousin decided to let their family know that she would be moving in with her boyfriend of 3 years over Sunday family lunch. The family was clearly not happy about this because of cultural beliefs they believe she can't move in with a man when she is unmarried.

Joash on the other is a religious man and he out right said them moving into together before marriage would be a sin because with moving in together comes intimacy which is against the bible.

Take a listen for yourself how Joash felt about 'Vat en Sit'.
19 Oct 2020 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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