Atheists: Would you marry or date a person who is christian?

Question

Picture this, you fall in love with a woman. You think she is very beautiful and perfect and then you find out she is Christian?

Would you get together with someone who is Christian?

Atheist Woman with Christian Man also. etc.

Answer 1

Sure. As long as she's OK with my lack of religion, I'll be fine with her having one. Lots of Christians are laid-back people who love their fellow man. Some are judgemental fundamentalists who look for people to condemn; that, I think would cause problems between us.

Answer 2

If I knew before hand, no. I'm not atheist but I just couldn't handle especially because I'm the woman and being with a Xian man would be too hard. I need someone I can relate to.

Answer 3

I married a Christian woman. After 6 years, we called it quits. More than anything else, our divorce was over religion.

I will never have a relationship with another Christian. I simply know better now.

Answer 4

Well, first they would have to make gay marriage legal, which Christians have such a problem with. Then, she would have to be open about her sexuality and Christian, and a lot of Christian lesbians choose to hide their sexuality so that "God will be happy with them." Also, she couldn't be a fundamentalist or a "If you don't believe in God you're a hell bound heathen" Christian. But if that were all true, sure, I don't really care about religion. My girlfriend is Jewish.

Answer 5

I'll be married 7 years next month and my husband is a christian. We get along well and neither of us tries to push our beliefs onto the other. We have a really good relationship.

Answer 6

Some peoople just believe whatever they were taught growing up. It's hard to hold that type of belief against someone. But I can't respect somebody wo would actively choose to adopt Christian belief. Couldn't do it.

Answer 7

Dont know quite if this is what your looking for, but my boyfriend is hard core Agnostic, and of the two serious relationships he has ever had, ours included, he has dated religious women. I am a Christian.

Answer 8

The Bible says we are no longer to be "unequally yoked". The Apostle Paul reported that if a lady replaced into married to an unbeliever she replaced into no longer to divorce him because per chance she must be the reason he ought to come to trust. yet when he left her because of her perception, then she replaced into no longer "sure" and ought to marry back. yet believers were under no circumstances meant to marry unbelievers. I appreciate your morals yet how are you going to easily have a similar morals except you both trust the Bible? also, values no longer in accordance with Bible perception can change as time is going on. this does no longer wisely reply on your question yet purely in case it will be powerful. My x-spouse and that i have been both Christians after we were given married many years in the past (1983). She reported she believed the Bible and that i assumed what the Bible reported ought to end disputes, so i replaced into mushy marrying her. Later, after we had disputes and that i observed to her what the Bible reported, she remarked, "O i do not trust that area." the alterations in our beliefs led to a range of of rigidity in our marriage. i ought to under no circumstances marry someone back who had such diverse moral beliefs than my own.

Answer 9

Sure, as long as she didn't talk about it or try to make me go to church. I mean, I wouldn't be all, "stop believing in God!" and would expect the same treatment. I think there's something in the bible about that.

I would bring that up if it was an issue. The bible thing, I mean. Yeah, that would be good.

Answer 10

I've done it before, and there is no way I could ever do it again. I would be able to date a girl who has a loose religious point of view on life. Thats my limit.