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| Topic: DOES RELIGION MATTER TO YOU? | |
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This is a YES or NO question.
When choosing a mate does religion matter? If so, why? If not, why? |
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yes, because apostle pul said marry within the family of christians
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Thankyou wonderman, In the scriptures it also says "do not be yoked with
unbelievers" I was going to go into that but you beat me to it. Although I wouldn't consider marriage or a serious relationship with someone not of the same faith I wouldn't be judgemental or hateful. I'll be your loving friend |
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He was lead by the Holy Spirit when he said that
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It matters to me to a certain degree.......Being a Christian, I feel
that I should be with a fellow Christian as well. But if you meet someone that isn't a Christian and you fall in love, there's not much you can do about it........And yes, I read the Bible and know what Paul said.......... |
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same here borderchick
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No not really I believe In God and go to church along with my Volunteer
work,,,What does matter is that in knowing this about me he respects my choices i have made without trying to change me or my beliefs,,, I enjoy learning about different religions and would also make sure that if we have different faiths to learn all I can about his,, wether we disagree or not is fine the ability to talk about it openly will strengthen our union. |
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Well for me. I'm all about the spiritual connection because without that
you can be gorgeous or not it won't matter. I've been there! I dated this one guy where spiritually nothing was there, his face became invisible |
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just realize border we are neighbors
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Cool
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I would have to say yes. A lot of life choices and too great a
difference could cause huge rifts in many areas. The maturity level (not based on age) of the people involved; however, might be able to make it work. How's that for sittin on the fence. |
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Religion would not matter.
What would make a difference is how strong their faith was and what their beleifs were. |
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she would have to be a believer in god... i couldn't possibly be in a
relationship with a non believer...just don't see it working out. some wher down the line we would clash no doubt |
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LOL different.
I do think that if someone is so serious about God, major differences between a believer and a non-believer would damage the relationship in the long run. Say if they decided to get married (a Christian and atheist) For example, say if a MARRIED couple that did not want children was in a situation where the wife became pregnant. As a Christian you avoid abortions, so the wife decides to keep the baby but the husband wants an abortion...realistic enough to me. |
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That's true Steve
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It would matter to me and not only between Christian and non Christian
but even in the Christian faith, because not all believers believe the same thing. |
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Yes pagrby great point!!
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...i find it very uninteresting to be involved with someone that exists
to cancel out my point of view. i choose to associate myself with people that act...that DO 'thank you' i don't need to discriminate because i am discriminated against first...(saves alot of hassel that way) as an athiest many run run run run run as fast as they can away from me.... as if because i don't believe, i have no conscience...no morality hahhahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa o well! |
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No, religion doesn't matter.
If you really love someone, there is always a way. |
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No, because if you really love someone then you them.
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