Put that out of your mind, right now. God warns about that. Do it, and I guarantee you’ll never like the outcome. You’ll be headed for destruction. How do I know? Been there, done that. What a miserable life. What fellowship can darkness have with Light??? You’ll be [b]unequally yolked! It never works, and you cannot change them. [/b] Being a Christian, you must have read what God said about that, in His Word. Will you really go against God’s message on this? You’ll find nothing but trouble and deep sorrow.
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A person who doesn't share your core values would not make a good long term partner in life. Also, when two people from entirely different religions or beliefs get married, it can be successful...until they have children. Then there is a strong tendency for the two sides of the family to fight over the religious training (or lack of it) of the children.
For a casual date, or a brief time of dating, it could be fun to spend time with someone who doesn't think like you. But please understand that you probably do not have a long term future together or at least not one without a lot of difficulties.
@Lorna Oh hell - no brainer - so is this the type of person you want to grow old with ? save your sanity and just be friends if thats possible but NO romance -
How solid are you in your faith? If your on the fence, you have to make a choice. As the bible says, you cannot serve two masters. Meaning you can't have a foot in two camps of thought and expect to have any true belief in either one. If your faith is strong, you can probably handle it, if its not, it will cause you problems untill you make up your mind where you want to be.
