It's not wrong, but at the same time, it's not recommended... I mean yeah, there's a chance that if your partner is non-Christian that they'd join the faith, but there's also an equal chance that you'd be pulled out as well.  If you're going to date someone that is not of the same beliefs as you, i think (in my opinion) you should step off. Even if you think "Oh, we're like soulmates" or "Opposites attract" there will be conflict.  Like, what if it's an Atheist and a Christian? If they had children, they'd want them to follow the faith, but which faith? God or no God? This will cause lots of conflict in the household and in the marriage.  So date who you want, but think about the future before you choose who you want to be with. I feel so... Pastor right now. Cx OuO

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It's completely wrong...its said many many many many many times in the Biblr about not to Marry or "bond" Non-Christians, for what relationship does light have with darkness?

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Gahh! Its.Not.Wrong. -_-  Maybe They Don't Care 'Bout Religion.  If They Do Marry..Whatcha' Gonna Do? Shun Them?

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"xxRockerchicxx" wrote:

Gahh! Its.Not.Wrong. -_-  Maybe They Don't Care 'Bout Religion.  If They Do Marry..Whatcha' Gonna Do? Shun Them?

As i stated before, it's not recommended.  And if they didn't care about religion, there wouldn't be conflict because theyboth don't care.. O.o therefore, they have the same beliefs. and no, if someone in my church was marrying a non-Christian, we welcome them to the church and "adopt" them into our church family. OuO;; At least that's how my church works. Cx

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