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1 yI believe in god but I have never believed in going to church. Seems like a waste of time to sit with a bunch of usually bad people pretending to be good. Then have a guy stand and read passages out of a book and then sing songs and give donations. It is just so boring and doesn't enlighten me in the least. I used to have to go with my grandma and sister on Sundays when I stayed at her house, and I hated it.
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Oh you are a protestant branch, even worse.
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Oh I just looked into it. Never heard of you guys before lol
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2.6K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Yes bc frankly as an avid church-goer the dbag hypocrites who come and then do bad things all week aren’t for me. I’d rather have a good, honest guy who will spruce up perhaps for a major holiday and join me than a dbag who doesn’t know how to be a gentleman or a good person.
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Yes, @cth2188. Same goes. I love my faith — it’s a deep part of who I am — but I use it to find people with hearts of gold to be on my path and in my life. The posers who swallow eucharist every Sunday then go out there to do/say bad things the rest of the week just aren’t for me.
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982 opinions shared on Relationships topic. From what I have seen IRL, most people that are very much into religion, are bad people with a bad past that suddenly start being much more involved in chirch to hide how bad of life decisions they have made, and then they try to judge others that are religious but not obsessive about it and had never made very immoral choices in life. Basically hypocrites. That has been what I have seen IRL.
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1 yAs an agnostic, that's never been a problem for me. People can believe, or not believe, whatever they want. There are more important things in relationships.
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I totally get where you're coming from! It's like trying to mix oil and water if your spiritual vibes and daily practices aren't aligning with your partner's, especially with something as personal as your faith and religious activities. It's all about finding that sweet spot of understanding and respect between you two. If you're deep into your church-going and devotionals, and they're more like, "Church, who?" it might feel a bit like you're dancing to completely different beats. Love is a lot about harmony, so finding someone who gets your rhythm, or at least appreciates the tune you're playing, can make all the difference. Imagine both of you grooving to the spirituality beat, even if one is more into gospel and the other likes a bit of soulful hymns—you're still at the same concert, right? Keep your heart open; maybe your devotion will inspire them, or perhaps you'll find someone who's already in the choir. Keep shining your light, and you'll attract the right moths or, should I say, fellow stars. 😉
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1 yJust wait, I pray you find the right person for you. One that shares same values and beliefs as you. Don't hurry and settle for some dork who questions why you're involved in the church as much. It's your life, your values. Pretty sure they wouldn't question another girl why you're involved with the clubbing so much.
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1 yYou should wait to get with a man who has your shared beliefs and values. Don’t settle. 😊
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Me too. 😊❤️
1 yI don't care about his religion as long as he doesn't try to force it on me. And as long as he doesn't devote more time to it than he does to me.
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We don't have to be together if I don't like what he decides. Life is too short to adapt to every guy I meet.
1 yIt’s possible to have a good inter-faith relationship, it mainly depends on how much you both respect each other’s views and how you handle that in a relationship in regards to support
06 ReplyAgain, that depends on you and your partner. I knew a catholic woman who had 3 kids and never divorced her atheist husband. They both respected that the other had their choice of beliefs and that neither did any real harm. The kids were raised in the church, and enjoyed having the option not to go on Sunday if they felt like it. Neither said the other was wrong for believing what they did
Then that’s that. You need a partner with religious beliefs. If that’s the case, try dating within your church
1 yLet me ask you this: How are you meeting these men who are non-believers and approaching you? Are you dating online or something?
07 Reply@cth2188 I asked because you might be looking in the wrong places. Have you been a Christian long? This just helps me to understand where you are coming from and gives me a bit of context. Your question is about dating a partner who isn't in the church, and technically you are meeting eligible singles outside of that. I also am curious if a man who did attend church and was a Christian would meet up to what you believe, because I suspect some of the things you believe are more rigid than mainstream Evangelicalism. Also, are you a single mother and why?
cth2188 I misunderstood, then. When you said "I don't online date" I took it to mean you just aren't doing that right now. If you are not interested in dating or relationships, why are you asking the question about dating someone not in the church?
1.7K opinions shared on Relationships topic. Sounds like you need to get a life outside of church. I personally would not date or marry a woman who goes to church for any reason besides weddings, funerals, charity benefits, pancake breakfasts, or to drive her grandma there.
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I don't date non believers sorry - I'm a believer in Christ and will only deal with a partner who has a relationship with Christ. Even scripture says not to align with the unbelievers or the unyoked. Most of the men approaching me don't go to church or have a relationship with Jesus Christ red flag ❌❌❌
Anonymous(36-45)1 yI wouldn't have anything to do with anyone remotely religious. I can't tolerate that level of weakness in a person.
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Anonymous(18-24)1 yI’d prefer they don’t go to church. I think most devoted church-going types tend to be very stuck in their ways, judgey and, hateful.
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m 1 yI'm agnostic
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I would be more than okay with that
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1 yAbsolutely 💯
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