Christians, would you rather ?

Question

your son or daughter date an aethists, or a muslim ? and vice versa open to all, buddist, hindi's, Cathlics and one who wants input, tell me your religion and your answer.. (i know my spelling sucks,there is no spell check in this section)

Answer 1

Catholic vote atheists
it's easier to work with a blank slate

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I would hope that they'd find a decent, ethical human being who returned their love equally, and treated them with respect and dignity. But I suppose I might slightly favor the atheist over the Muslim. I myself married a non-Christian who, after many years, converted to Catholicism (I'm Anglican). But that's not meant to offend any Muslims. It's more of a cultural thing. It could be that the atheist would be more culturally comparable with the new in-laws than the Muslim would, but it would depend upon the individual Muslim or atheist in question. In any case, I'd try to welcome the new family member as much as possible and make them feel welcome.

Answer 4

There is part of me that would want my child to date a Catholic or other denomination of Christian, but the bottom line is that I would want my children to date people with good value who practice love, honor, and respect for others. I'll take that over a Catholic who doesn't give a damn about anyone ANY day.

Answer 5

i can only answer the spell check part.. right above the box where you wrote the question (blue letters) click on it after you finish writting a question... should work.. all i can say is that i am a god loving man ,, my family believes what i say.. i would not have that situation arise in my family.. they would just simply do what i say.. i cherish them.. they feel the same way of me.. they would not do anything that would hurt me or i them.. it's as simple as that. hope this works for you...

Answer 6

I would advise my son that he "seriously" date neither. Serious relationships and marriages where belief systems are mixed often lead to conflict. I refer to this verse:

2Co 6:14 Do not be unequally yoked with unbelievers. For what partnership does righteousness have with lawlessness? And what fellowship does light have with darkness?

Answer 7

My kid doesn't date. If a young man wants to court her, that's fine. But he'd better be prepared to give personal references, and tell me what his intentions are with her. Otherwise, he's got a snowball's chance in (well, you know) of taking her out.

Answer 8

Neither - I am very glad that my son married a Christian - Pentecostal Christian. He was raised with a strong faith in Christ, and would not have considered going into a relationship with anyone other than another Christian.

Answer 9

I rather my child date some one that loves and respects her.
, and knows she's his equal in every way conceivable.
Tammi Dee
That would probably be an atheist.

Answer 10

I am Catholic and I think my children should be able to date whom they wish so long as they are kind, loving, and respectful. However if I must answer your question, I would choose Muslim.