i never seen those relationship ends well, one is super religious christian, and one is not . the one that is religious wants conversion from the other one. or if you have different religions , which is just as complicated, if not more. it make sense is one is maybe agnostic/ or aethiest though, there is potential for converting to that religion.
I’m a very practicing Christian, my wife is nothing. I presume you could call her agnostic. She just doesn’t care. Religion was never a problem between us, I don’t try to convert her, and neither does she. Politics is more of a divide as she’s more conservative than me (she’s not conservative, but she mainly informs herself with traditional medias… God the anti-trans disinformation is strong there!). But we work things out by respecting each others and viewing our differences as a strength. For example, we have children, I speak about my faith, she speaks about her lack of faith, and this way our children will have the chance to choose.
i never seen those relationship ends well, one is super religious christian, and one is not . the one that is religious wants conversion from the other one. or if you have different religions , which is just as complicated, if not more. it make sense is one is maybe agnostic/ or aethiest though, there is potential for converting to that religion.
I’m a very practicing Christian, my wife is nothing. I presume you could call her agnostic. She just doesn’t care. Religion was never a problem between us, I don’t try to convert her, and neither does she. Politics is more of a divide as she’s more conservative than me (she’s not conservative, but she mainly informs herself with traditional medias… God the anti-trans disinformation is strong there!). But we work things out by respecting each others and viewing our differences as a strength. For example, we have children, I speak about my faith, she speaks about her lack of faith, and this way our children will have the chance to choose.