not if the people really love each other then they can work through their dilemma.
When you find someone you really connect with, then working through your differences (ex. Religion) is worth it. The most important thing is to be able to talk with each other about it openly and neither person should feel like they have to agree. It's good just to listen to the other side sometimes. Besides, when did things (or people!!) that are worth it ever come easy anyways?
Oh hell yes it can be a problem, when a deeply religious person dates a non believer then many problems can occur such as one person tries to convert the other and many others. Think about what is important to yourself.
Our you serious? Yes, religion can be a problem in a relationship - look and the problems it causes all over the world! It all depends on how serious you take your religion. Even with in the christian faith - Catholics do not recognize divorce as the end of a marriage and do not recognize marriages that take place outside the church. Religion is a very important part of people's family's and traditions. Do you hunt Easter eggs - well your Jewish boyfriend may not. How will you raise your children? Do you celebrate Christmas - well a Jehovah witness may not. Those tradtions are part of what makes us who we are and that is important too - you need to open and honesty about the importance religion plays your life and in your family's life (some religions do not marry outside the faith and if you think the obstical of his/her faith is big wait until you are dealing with his/her parents faith and what they think is best.
It's said to have encouraged a great culture of family.
Yes it is OK to go to church if you are an atheist. I am not sure what religion you are asking about -- the religion of the church or atheism
Gender doesn't affect religion at all. If gender did affect religion it would be totally Bias. Well, there is your answer on "does gender affect religion."
how does religion affect business in England
it doesn't affect
The main religion WHERE?
n****rs should be linched
Mother Teresa's family followed the Roman Catholic religion.
A:As far as I am aware, there have been no rigorous, formal studies on the effect of atheism on family life and relationships. However, anecdotal evidence suggests that atheists are just as likely to have warm, loving family lives and relationships as do religious people. Of course, if everone were atheist, a no doubt unachievable objective, there would be no disagreements over religion and no family splits based on religion.
It doesn't. There was religion in Italy before pasta.
Religion governed the governments "in the beginning."
The religion was the foundation for their beliefs and colonial government.