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my buddy jimmy was going out with some chick for a month,and when she found out he didnt beleive in jesus the other day,she broke itup!can you believe that?
i was talking with my friend meaghan today,and she said its very important to her that her boyfriend has the same beliefs.

i just dont see why its important to have the same beleifs in that kind of relationship.how much passion you have for a religion does not equal how much passion you have for eachother.

redicoulus imo.

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#2 TongHua
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Well if it matters to them I don't see why not. I guess some religious folk just take their messiah's messages to heart.
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#3 -MuadDib-
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It really depends on the individual.
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#4 Hom3_Pwn3r
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dammit jimmy! what the heck were you thinking?
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#5 Beaman
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I think its perfectly fine, some people firmly believe that believers should not marry non-believers, my best friend is that way, and he was the one who showed me god for the first time. So I've been saved and in the process I found the girl I plan to marry. Personally, I think its fine for believers to marry non-believers because the bible says they should not "lay" together, and in the bible "lay" is generally used in the sense of intercourse. My interpretation is that believers should not bare children with non believers.
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#6 DeLurk
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Personally, I wouldn't want to get with someone who is really religious. With that said, I wouldn't let it interfere with our relationship as long as he doesn't force it on me.
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#7 kornholio360
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Everyone has their own opinion, so it depends. I don't think it's too important, just as long as they aren't over-religious. :P
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gays dont think it is.
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#9 Hom3_Pwn3r
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gays dont think it is.123625

wth does that mean?
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#10 Agriath
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It can be. Some people won't marry anyone else other than those who practice their religion. To me, it isn't important, I'm not religious at all, but if I had a partner who was, I would be fine with it as long as it didn't interfere with anything.
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#11 hamstergeddon
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I've never been out with a girl that was even slightly religious, so I really wouldn't know. :P  I'm guessing yeah, it is though
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I think its perfectly fine, some people firmly believe that believers should not marry non-believers, my best friend is that way, and he was the one who showed me god for the first time. So I've been saved and in the process I found the girl I plan to marry. Personally, I think its fine for believers to marry non-believers because the bible says they should not "lay" together, and in the bible "lay" is generally used in the sense of intercourse. My interpretation is that believers should not bare children with non believers.Beaman

wuh?so wait...this girl who you plan to marry,you probably love her for the usual stuff,shes the better half yada yada yada.so you would let her go if she decided one day that she didnt believe in jesus anymore?

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#13 jim_shorts
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Well, it's kind of forbidden for a christian to marry a non christian.
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gays dont think it is.123625

...thats a little....uhhh...
forget it :roll:

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#15 Hom3_Pwn3r
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Well, it's kind of forbidden for a christian to marry a non christian.jim_shorts

yes but not everyone follows that
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It is if the people are devout. Many religions do have "conflicting" beliefs that would make for hard times between some people who are of different faiths. I myself can accept anyone for who they are, as long as they are not ignorant or intolerant of other people. Who knows, they might even be able to convince me that God does exist.
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#17 cornlockes
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It's not important to me. I was with one girl for a month before I found out she was an athiest.
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[QUOTE="Beaman"]I think its perfectly fine, some people firmly believe that believers should not marry non-believers, my best friend is that way, and he was the one who showed me god for the first time. So I've been saved and in the process I found the girl I plan to marry. Personally, I think its fine for believers to marry non-believers because the bible says they should not "lay" together, and in the bible "lay" is generally used in the sense of intercourse. My interpretation is that believers should not bare children with non believers.guitboxdude25

wuh?so wait...this girl who you plan to marry,you probably love her for the usual stuff,shes the better half yada yada yada.so you would let her go if she decided one day that she didnt believe in jesus anymore?


well firstly I know that wouldn't happen, she is a strong believer, she helps me a lot with understanding the messages and morals of the bible. But if she chose to change her life path then that would be up to her, I know her parents wouldn't be pleased with her, but I'd support any choice she makes. Because I know either way she will eventually find her way back to Christianity. I know I probably sound preachy right now haha, which I don't mean at all because I HATE preachy Christians. But sin can be very stressful and boring. :P so evntually she would find her way back.
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[QUOTE="guitboxdude25"]

[QUOTE="Beaman"]I think its perfectly fine, some people firmly believe that believers should not marry non-believers, my best friend is that way, and he was the one who showed me god for the first time. So I've been saved and in the process I found the girl I plan to marry. Personally, I think its fine for believers to marry non-believers because the bible says they should not "lay" together, and in the bible "lay" is generally used in the sense of intercourse. My interpretation is that believers should not bare children with non believers.Beaman

wuh?so wait...this girl who you plan to marry,you probably love her for the usual stuff,shes the better half yada yada yada.so you would let her go if she decided one day that she didnt believe in jesus anymore?


well firstly I know that wouldn't happen, she is a strong believer, she helps me a lot with understanding the messages and morals of the bible. But if she chose to change her life path then that would be up to her, I know her parents wouldn't be pleased with her, but I'd support any choice she makes. Because I know either way she will eventually find her way back to Christianity. I know I probably sound preachy right now haha, which I don't mean at all because I HATE preachy Christians. But sin can be very stressful and boring. :P so evntually she would find her way back.

What if she becomes a buddhist or a muslim?
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[QUOTE="Beaman"][QUOTE="guitboxdude25"]

[QUOTE="Beaman"]I think its perfectly fine, some people firmly believe that believers should not marry non-believers, my best friend is that way, and he was the one who showed me god for the first time. So I've been saved and in the process I found the girl I plan to marry. Personally, I think its fine for believers to marry non-believers because the bible says they should not "lay" together, and in the bible "lay" is generally used in the sense of intercourse. My interpretation is that believers should not bare children with non believers.-MuadDib-

wuh?so wait...this girl who you plan to marry,you probably love her for the usual stuff,shes the better half yada yada yada.so you would let her go if she decided one day that she didnt believe in jesus anymore?


well firstly I know that wouldn't happen, she is a strong believer, she helps me a lot with understanding the messages and morals of the bible. But if she chose to change her life path then that would be up to her, I know her parents wouldn't be pleased with her, but I'd support any choice she makes. Because I know either way she will eventually find her way back to Christianity. I know I probably sound preachy right now haha, which I don't mean at all because I HATE preachy Christians. But sin can be very stressful and boring. :P so evntually she would find her way back.

What if she becomes a buddhist or a muslim?


Then thats her choice. But I can GUARANTEE that wont ever happen.
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Then thats her choice. But I can GUARANTEE that wont ever happen.Beaman
You never know. Sometimes people just find something that makes sense to them that they never would have realized before.

Not saying that it's probable, but it's certainly something that you should consider.

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I really don't think it's that important, but not everyone thinks the same.
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my buddy jimmy was going out with some chick for a month,and when she found out he didnt beleive in jesus the other day,she broke itup!can you believe that?
i was talking with my friend meaghan today,and she said its very important to her that her boyfriend has the same beliefs.

i just dont see why its important to have the same beleifs in that kind of relationship.how much passion you have for a religion does not equal how much passion you have for eachother.

redicoulus imo.

guitboxdude25
did the girl love him very much before??? if so then this girl has placed her belief FAR above all else, in such a way that even LOVE can be belittled and destroyed in a matter of seconds. I do respect religion but this one is beyond freaky, tell your friend thats actually good to leave her, otherwise it would be a truly agonizing relationship.
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#24 Beaman
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[QUOTE="Beaman"]
Then thats her choice. But I can GUARANTEE that wont ever happen.-MuadDib-

You never know. Sometimes people just find something that makes sense to them that they never would have realized before.

Not saying that it's probable, but it's certainly something that you should consider.


I know there's always a slight possibility, in fact she was doubting Christianity before I came along. You see, there are things, that people just assume happen, but when you're a believer you see things as acts of god. She sees me entering her life as an act of god, I make her happier then she's ever been and it makes her realise that god loves her if he does these things for her, and asks for practically nothing in return. I hate talking about religion though, because I feel like I'm pushing it on people haha, but its just like if she's doubting her faith and just at that time something or in this case someone comes along that jump starts her faith in god, its no coincidence in my opinion. So really as long as we have each other to fuel our desire to learn more and pursue our faith then neither of us will be straying too far from the path to "righteousness" as they call it, but I don't much care for that word. Thats one thing I don't like, how its portrayed that Christians are better then the rest, I don't feel that way at all, Christians are supposed to be "pure" not higher then everyone else.
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[QUOTE="guitboxdude25"]

my buddy jimmy was going out with some chick for a month,and when she found out he didnt beleive in jesus the other day,she broke itup!can you believe that?
i was talking with my friend meaghan today,and she said its very important to her that her boyfriend has the same beliefs.

i just dont see why its important to have the same beleifs in that kind of relationship.how much passion you have for a religion does not equal how much passion you have for eachother.

redicoulus imo.

Nerfit

did the girl love him very much before??? if so then this girl has placed her belief FAR above all else, in such a way that even LOVE can be belittled and destroyed in a matter of seconds. I do respect religion but this one is beyond freaky, tell your friend thats actually good to leave her, otherwise it would be a truly agonizing relationship.

yes,they were in love,although most love as teens isnt really love,they were in love.thats what i thought was bad about it.

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#26 -MuadDib-
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[QUOTE="-MuadDib-"]

[QUOTE="Beaman"]
Then thats her choice. But I can GUARANTEE that wont ever happen.Beaman

You never know. Sometimes people just find something that makes sense to them that they never would have realized before.

Not saying that it's probable, but it's certainly something that you should consider.


Words.

That's an admirable point of view.
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#27 guitboxdude25
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[QUOTE="-MuadDib-"]

[QUOTE="Beaman"]
Then thats her choice. But I can GUARANTEE that wont ever happen.Beaman

You never know. Sometimes people just find something that makes sense to them that they never would have realized before.

Not saying that it's probable, but it's certainly something that you should consider.


I know there's always a slight possibility, in fact she was doubting Christianity before I came along. You see, there are things, that people just assume happen, but when you're a believer you see things as acts of god. She sees me entering her life as an act of god, I make her happier then she's ever been and it makes her realise that god loves her if he does these things for her, and asks for practically nothing in return. I hate talking about religion though, because I feel like I'm pushing it on people haha, but its just like if she's doubting her faith and just at that time something or in this case someone comes along that jump starts her faith in god, its no coincidence in my opinion. So really as long as we have each other to fuel our desire to learn more and pursue our faith then neither of us will be straying too far from the path to "righteousness" as they call it, but I don't much care for that word. Thats one thing I don't like, how its portrayed that Christians are better then the rest, I don't feel that way at all, Christians are supposed to be "pure" not higher then everyone else.

i understand what your saying,its just kind of hard to comprehend someone as religous as you are,especially when your not the same way.its just strange to me when people let religion interfer with things in there life when relgion really shouldnt influence.

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i understand what your saying,its just kind of hard to comprehend someone as religous as you are,especially when your not the same way.its just strange to me when people let religion interfer with things in there life when relgion really shouldnt influence.

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But to him, it's not an interference. It's a guiding force.
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It's not important to me..
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I don't know whenever they ask I lie.
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my buddy jimmy was going out with some chick for a month,and when she found out he didnt beleive in jesus the other day,she broke itup!can you believe that?
i was talking with my friend meaghan today,and she said its very important to her that her boyfriend has the same beliefs.

i just dont see why its important to have the same beleifs in that kind of relationship.how much passion you have for a religion does not equal how much passion you have for eachother.

redicoulus imo.

guitboxdude25

Yes it's important, and it's why I'll never date a religious person.

I can spend my entire time teaching my kids science and reason. But then when I'm at work, my religious wife is just gonna whip out her holy texts behind my back and try to undermine everything I tried to teach my kids.

Hell yes, religion is important. Do you want your wife telling your firstborn son/daughter that you are an ingerently evil man who is going to hell?

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#32 guitboxdude25
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[QUOTE="guitboxdude25"]

i understand what your saying,its just kind of hard to comprehend someone as religous as you are,especially when your not the same way.its just strange to me when people let religion interfer with things in there life when relgion really shouldnt influence.

-MuadDib-

But to him, it's not an interference. It's a guiding force.

i see,but i just wish people could guide themselves......idk.

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It depend on whats more important to her. Her religion, or her "passion". According to the bible, christians are not supposed to be in relationships with non-christians. So if she truly follows christ, she is just being a good follower. And if he cares so much, then he could always just become a christian.....she must be really hot.
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[QUOTE="guitboxdude25"]

my buddy jimmy was going out with some chick for a month,and when she found out he didnt beleive in jesus the other day,she broke itup!can you believe that?
i was talking with my friend meaghan today,and she said its very important to her that her boyfriend has the same beliefs.

i just dont see why its important to have the same beleifs in that kind of relationship.how much passion you have for a religion does not equal how much passion you have for eachother.

redicoulus imo.

MrGeezer

Yes it's important, and it's why I'll never date a religious person.

I can spend my entire time teaching my kids science and reason. But then when I'm at work, my religious wife is just gonna whip out her holy texts behind my back and try to undermine everything I tried to teach my kids.

Hell yes, religion is important. Do you want your wife telling your firstborn son/daughter that you are an ingerently evil man who is going to hell?

well,if your wife really loved you,she wouldnt in the first place.thats the thing,you could be the most hardcore athiest,and marry the most extreme christian,but it shouldnt matter because your married,and most likely in love.

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well,if your wife really loved you,she wouldnt in the first place.thats the thing,you could be the most hardcore athiest,and marry the most extreme christian,but it shouldnt matter because your married,and most likely in love.

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If only life was that simple.
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[QUOTE="MrGeezer"][QUOTE="guitboxdude25"]

my buddy jimmy was going out with some chick for a month,and when she found out he didnt beleive in jesus the other day,she broke itup!can you believe that?
i was talking with my friend meaghan today,and she said its very important to her that her boyfriend has the same beliefs.

i just dont see why its important to have the same beleifs in that kind of relationship.how much passion you have for a religion does not equal how much passion you have for eachother.

redicoulus imo.

guitboxdude25

Yes it's important, and it's why I'll never date a religious person.

I can spend my entire time teaching my kids science and reason. But then when I'm at work, my religious wife is just gonna whip out her holy texts behind my back and try to undermine everything I tried to teach my kids.

Hell yes, religion is important. Do you want your wife telling your firstborn son/daughter that you are an ingerently evil man who is going to hell?

well,if your wife really loved you,she wouldnt in the first place.thats the thing,you could be the most hardcore athiest,and marry the most extreme christian,but it shouldnt matter because your married,and most likely in love.

If my wife really believed that the only way to avoid eternal damnation was to accept Jesus Christ as her saviour, then she ought to love my kids enough to try to prevent them from following me on the path towards Hell.

Doesn't mean she doesn't love me, it just means that she loves our children more. Which she most certainly should.

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I don't think it's important but someway or another, it'll cause problems along the way. (if your beliefs differ)
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Religion is meaningless to me. It'd really be up to my partner.
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depends on the person, their beleifs, and their upbringin, me personelly i dont find religion important at all in any aspect
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#40 gorilazandgames
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depends on how far you wanna take it...
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#41 joey101010
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For some people, sure. Not for me though.
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#43 jrhawk42
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respect for someones religion is always more important than having the same religion.

Most likely somewhere along the road even w/ the same beliefs you're going to differ on something. If you can't learn to work with and respect those differences then your relationship won't work if you're the same religion or not.

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It does to some extent.
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#45 Judza
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In my case (when you don't believe in it), it doesn't greatly matter. Although, I don't think that it is reason to end a relationship (which happens in a few cases).
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#46 wemhim
Member since 2005 • 16110 Posts
My girlfriend needn't believe in what I believe. However, I would most certainly hope it's non-organized, whether she's Atheist, Agnostic, Monotheistic, I just don't think a specific religion would go well. Being that I'm an Atheist and all, and myself, with a Christian, isn't the wisest pairing up.
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#47 Jenova_Flare
Member since 2007 • 1364 Posts

my buddy jimmy was going out with some chick for a month,and when she found out he didnt beleive in jesus the other day,she broke itup!can you believe that?
i was talking with my friend meaghan today,and she said its very important to her that her boyfriend has the same beliefs.

i just dont see why its important to have the same beleifs in that kind of relationship.how much passion you have for a religion does not equal how much passion you have for eachother.

redicoulus imo.

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Seems like a bit of a ***** to me...

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#48 Mercury88
Member since 2005 • 5674 Posts
Not really, it might become more important as the relationship progresses I suppose....
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#49 Whicker89
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lol religion
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#50 JJ4545
Member since 2006 • 3015 Posts
lol religionWhicker89
Pretty much sums it up.