Great advice everyone . I was more asking in general its not something I'm currently going through my bad should have said that.
My wife was indoctrinated by her mom off that televangelist style type believing. She has said she can recall her mom speaking in "tongues." She refers to the CV vaccine as the mark of the beast, she is into fractals and Pascal(not for the math), has 27 crosses hanging in her home and currently has a giant flashing HAPPY BIRTHDAY JESUS sign hanging from her roof. I'll give her one thing though , the commitment is amazing!

I guess you could say that's what happened with my first husband and I. But I would say that religion isn't ever really the reason for problems.

Relationship problems come from lack of mutual respect, lack of trust, manipulation, etc. Religion can be a powerful fuel for the fire but it doesn't have to be. People with different religious beliefs can still get along if they have respect for one another.

If you're struggling with religion in a relationship, you might want to look beyond the religion and try to identify the real problems. It won't necessarily save the relationship but it can help you build a better life for yourself and your children and make better decisions.

No. They tend to dump me after they realize I am a hairy weirdo.

No ,never have

I'm so sorry. My ex went all fundi on me so I ditched him. It's a very cruel bait-n-switch. I'm so sorry. But there were no children involved.
Do you still love/enjoy this person's company? Because if you leave, they will be able to fuck with your kids' heads. But you gotta live your life. Either way, you will be a positive influence on your children. Again, I am so sorry. Sending hugs!

I have not, no. I did spend some time as a single mother though, after my first husband died, and had a few dates with guys who turned out to be too religious for my taste (one Jew, one Muslim, a couple of Christians).

I'm sorry this doesn't really answer whatever question you're trying to ask.

I'm on the verge of leaving a relationship over a newfound obsession over religion. We have no children.

Nope. I did have a wonderful 12-year living relationship with a great Catholic lady and her daughter from age 7 to 19. The mom grew-up Pentecostal and tried a few other religions on for size along the way, too. We just had an agreement to not discuss religion and it was "sacred". We never broke the rules. When she felt the need to attend a religious event it was no different from going to have her nails done. No need for me to either go, discuss, or even know. Even tho we never ever discussed it, 10-years later I discovered her daughter ended-up an atheist. Snicker, snicker.

Nope. If someone tries to convert me, I'm out.

I'm too lazy to have ever had children.