I don't think that's a sin. I think it's a lie that the contemporary Evangelical community tells us that's outright wrong. There's plenty in the Bible that talks about dealing with unbelieving spouses. However, for me; personally; I want to be in a relationship with a Christian. If God is the whole purpose behind me living, I know I'm weak enough that I need someone backing me up and supporting me in that. Also, it would be hard for my children to hear from one parent that God means everything and something else from the other. As for dating; I take that more seriously than a lot of teenagers in that if I wouldn't be willing to possibly marry someone some day, I don't want to get into a relationship with them. I'm NOT for exclusively young engagement, just thinking about who I fall in love with. Also, I would rather be in a relationship with an honest atheist than someone who claims to be a Christian but makes no attempt to live like it. When I say Christian, I mean someone who cares, not just a relegion or a "label". But I don't know if this is the right descision for everyone. Just explaining why I seem prejudiced. Relegion means more to me than race. So yeah.

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I don't think it's wrong, because if a Christian marries a non Christian, then thats a good thing, because the chances are the non Christian will become a Christian!

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"ameliarose5" wrote:

I don't think it's wrong, because if a Christian marries a non Christian, then thats a good thing, because the chances are the non Christian will become a Christian!

True that, I think the commercials on T.V. are funny for the Christian Mingle

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in some churches,congregations feel like both of the ppl who are getting married should be saved but in reality that is not what is happening they do accept when two unsaved ppl get married and both become christians.in mi opinion you cant stop who u love but if u r as christian as you say God will send you a person who is also a christian.

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I don't think Christains should marry non-Christians because it will hurt your faith wtih God.

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Yeah; if you feel like it would hurt your Faith then I wouldn't do it. Also, I want to see the person I marry in Heaven.

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I think there is nothing wrong with it. I mean, it dosent matter does it? They can still worship their god, go to thier church, and pray can't they? They can still love eachother and have kids together right?

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"classicalmusicisepic" wrote:

I think there is nothing wrong with it. I mean, it dosent matter does it? They can still worship their god, go to thier church, and pray can't they? They can still love eachother and have kids together right?

I didn't say their was anything wrong with it; I was just saying that for me God is the most important goal in my life, and who you marry is the closest person to you; so personally I'd want my wife to be on the same sidee as me.

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So, you are going to nit-pick the Bible? The Bible is God's word. If you just pick and choose, then your in trouble, think about it, do you think God would allow lies in his book?

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I totally agree with you.

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