We even lived together. I went to church at times and no hives in my skin for it. We still friends and friend-date while I am here. But sleeping with her won't be wise for us now. So we fight those hormones with all our wills. She needs a man from church. I need a run-away nun from a convent. Not the same thing. We are grown ups that know the routine so her christian science religion or my atheism never comes up, that is what friends do for friends.

I just got out of an 8 year relationship with a Catholic. She knew I was an atheist from the start, and it never seemed to be a problem, but back in may she started cheating on me, and when she came clean one of the things she told me was that my atheism bothered her; that she didn't want me to go to hell

I just got out of an 8 year relationship with a Catholic. She knew I was an atheist from the start, and it never seemed to be a problem, but back in may she started cheating on me, and when she came clean one of the things she told me was that my atheism bothered her; that she didn't want me to go to hell

Catholic is hard, because they can be so rigid and judgmental (I'm sure there are many denominations that are the same way, but it seems that here in Boston everyone is either Catholic... or not, ha!), but I would not be against dating a spiritual person who believes in God. Better, to me, than an atheist who constantly judges and criticizes religious people and religion in general, I don't need that kind of negativity either.

It has been really hard for me. My marriage ended over it. I am looking to date someone who is also not religious nor spiritual, but they are very few. I was living in California, which people might think is very progessive, but everyone is into New Age spirituality there if they are not Christian. I moved to Wisconsin now where its seemingly more Christian. I'm afraid to ask people out because I will definitely disappoint them, or vice versa. I was hoping to find more people in my area on the site, but it is still really new. I might have to get used to the idea of being alone for a while

It has been really hard for me. My marriage ended over it. I am looking to date someone who is also not religious nor spiritual, but they are very few. I was living in California, which people might think is very progessive, but everyone is into New Age spirituality there if they are not Christian. I moved to Wisconsin now where its seemingly more Christian. I'm afraid to ask people out because I will definitely disappoint them, or vice versa. I was hoping to find more people in my area on the site, but it is still really new. I might have to get used to the idea of being alone for a while

My husband was a non-practicing Catholic and I was a non-practicing Protestant. No matter how long we were away from attending church, he was always a good Catholic boy in bed--no hands, no mouth, only missionary style, once a week. Lasted for 5 years and one child.

My last boyfriend was "Christian". Our differing religious beliefs were never an issue. Our critically differing values were what broke us up.

The atheist couldn't tolerate the Christian's lack of compassion. True story.

There's mostly Christians here so if I want to date I pretty much have to date a Christian. I had one guy I dated tell me that he loves me but he loves God first. I told him it's sad because I loved him more than I love a god. Instead of being flattered by this he got really pissed off. I don't want to be second unless it's to someone's children of course. I understand children come first but that's the only time.