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Is it wrong that a reject a guy only because he is atheist?

I am a faithful Catholic and I only want to date Catholics or atleast any other branch of Christianity. This guy is a great guy like he has ALL the good qualities. He is sweet, caring, smart, funny, and we have the same interests (we both want to be engineers). But, I do not like that he is Atheist and therefore rejected him.
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deadmoon · 31-35, F Best Comment
While he does sound perfect for you, if you're really religious I can see why it would be important for you to be with someone who shares your faith. There are just some differences you can't compromise on, no matter how great your potential boyfriend or girlfriend seems otherwise. With you, it's the difference in religion (or the lack of it). If your faith is that important to you that you need to be with someone who shares it or at the very least some branch of it (which is already pretty flexible on your part if he doesn't have to be Catholic all the way in order for him to stand a chance), then I don't think you did wrong by it. It would be worse if you agreed to be with him only to end up pressuring him to conform to your religion somewhere down the road because you can't get over the fact that he's an atheist and doesn't want to change that fact.
hopeespe · 26-30, F
Thank you for understanding you literally read my mind.
deadmoon · 31-35, F
Haha, that's because I'm the same way. Not with religion, but I can't date a guy who doesn't share the same political beliefs as me. Different religion or no religion? Fine. Large age gap? Fine. Different nationality? Fine. Different taste in music, books, movies, or TV shows? Totally fine too. But politics? We better be on the same page. Anything else is negotiable, but not that.