Do The People You Date Acknowledge God?

Maybe because I'm in my early twenties but I never met an atheist girl. All fine girls I met believe in God. Some go to church occasionally, others believe in God but find religion boring. I wouldn't deny a girl because she disregards God, and it's not like I would be missing out on an "angel" with a girl like that.

So do the people you date acknowledge God? Date; as in having an intimate relationship with another.

i dont date.

One did when I was with her. Another 'found' religion a few years after we broke up.

i dont date.

konvikt_17

i dont date.

konvikt_17

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i dont date.

SilentFireX

I've never dated anyone who was religious. I'd have no problem dating a religious person but there aren't that many of them let alone ones that I'm interested in.

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i dont date.

SilentFireX

social r*****edness and such.

My ex gf and current gf were somewhat religious prior to dating me. After dating me for some time they became atheists.

I think every girl I've dated with the exception of 1 has been an atheist. Guess it depends on where you live.

As an atheist it would eb such a contentious point that I don't see us lasting, even if we found common ground elsewher ein our lives.

Religious people tend to embrace religion as a fundamental core of their being. Many atheists would only see an incredibly irrational person, because everyewhere they look, they would find some religious belief colors their perception/interpretation/actions.

I have seen it done though - but it would be an immeidate turn off for me for anythign more serious than a booty call. Hell, dealing with some overtly religious people in my family is sometimes a pain.

Luckily, my wife is not religious.

It depends, I already dated christians and atheists.

i dont date.

konvikt_17

[QUOTE="MannyDelgado"]lol I wouldn't want to date someone who didNovotine

Not really, I know very few religious people my age (early 20s)

I wouldn't date a woman who would throw crosses made of holy water at my special place before we did the deedy thing, but making water into a cross shape when you throw it is a cool skill.

Maybe because I'm in my early twenties but I never met an atheist girl. All fine girls I met believe in God. Some go to church occasionally, others believe in God but find religion boring. I wouldn't deny a girl because she disregards God, and it's not like I would be missing out on an "angel" with a girl like that.

So do the people you date acknowledge God? Date; as in having an intimate relationship with another.

playmynutz

can't you make one single post about religion without trying to attack atheists, it's pathetic

i've dated atheists girls and they were as great as any religious ones, if you think religion somehow makes people be better persons think again.

I have yet to date anyone in the first place, but I don't mind dating people who believe in some god(s) so long as they aren't socially conservative as a result of their beliefs. Liberal Christians and theistic unitarian universalists, for instance, are just fine.ghoklebutter

For someone that hasn't dated, you seem to have a lot of opinions on gender relations.

[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]I have yet to date anyone in the first place, but I don't mind dating people who believe in some god(s) so long as they aren't socially conservative as a result of their beliefs. Liberal Christians and theistic unitarian universalists, for instance, are just fine.NailedGR

For someone that hasn't dated, you seem to have a lot of opinions on gender relations.

but he's actually right, there is no problem with dating people who have different beliefs than you as long as those believes don't become a bother in the relationship.

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[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]I have yet to date anyone in the first place, but I don't mind dating people who believe in some god(s) so long as they aren't socially conservative as a result of their beliefs. Liberal Christians and theistic unitarian universalists, for instance, are just fine.Krelian-co

For someone that hasn't dated, you seem to have a lot of opinions on gender relations.

but he's actually right, there is no problem with dating people who have different beliefs than you as long as those believes don't become a bother in the relationship.

Not arguing with this point, he constantly posts in threads about chauvanism and with this new information it is very clear that his perspective is that of an outsider looking in.

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[QUOTE="SilentFireX"] Why not?[deleted]

social r*****edness and such.

who said anything about banging chicks?

[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]I have yet to date anyone in the first place, but I don't mind dating people who believe in some god(s) so long as they aren't socially conservative as a result of their beliefs. Liberal Christians and theistic unitarian universalists, for instance, are just fine.NailedGR

For someone that hasn't dated, you seem to have a lot of opinions on gender relations.

I've dated only a handful of women and they weren't atheists if that's what you're asking.

If a paraphrased "OH GOD OH YES" quote is enough evidence, then sureMrPraline

If a paraphrased "OH GOD OH YES" quote is enough evidence, then sureMrPraline

If a paraphrased "OH GOD OH YES" quote is enough evidence, then sureMrPraline

I don't care.....

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social r*****edness and such.

konvikt_17

who said anything about banging chicks?

too many dicks on the dancefloor

I'm not dating anyone at the moment (though hopefully that changes soon...), but seeing as I'm one of only two atheists that I know, there is a good chance that anyone I end up dating in my school does.