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 Member 3464 Level 11.98 Mar 2006 
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I've run into this one head first the past couple of years. My fiancee is a "stated" Jehovah's Witness (as in she says she's one but doesn't really practice many/any of their beliefs) and I'm a Catholic. Now I'm not as devout or religious as I "should" (read: I don't go to mass that often) be but I do practice/follow most of our beliefs.
Over the course of our relationship we've had a few discussions in regard to our children's religions and upbringing and the result is something like a tolerant neutrality although I think I'd be more comfortable with them being Catholic also. But that's their choice. So my answer is still it makes no difference in my dating but I admit that differing religious views is one of the biggest killers of relationships. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
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