love

[DarkAngelic]

I believe a non-christian can have a perfectly good romantic relationship with a christian.
I feel that love is love no matter what

[Gabriel]

As long as two people are capable of respecting each other's beliefs and are willing to allow time for their partner to practice their religion in whatever way they see fit, I don't see why an interfaith relationship should be a problem for anyone.

[rahma]

I believe that despite the best intentions, things often go ary when children arrive. Then all bets are off and both parents compete to raise the child in their faith, and ignore the agreements they came to pre-children.

I don't have any statistics to back that up, just my experience with interfaith couples, mainly of the muslim husband/christian wife variety. Both husbands and wives have been guilty of breaking agreements re: child rearing, and this usually does not end well.

[Gabriel]

That's a good point. We can't have children, so I tend to forget that consideration.

[DarkAngelic]

I don't think I'll raise my kids in a certain faith. I was raised in the christian faith and I didn't like it one bit.

[Abiel]

Me and mine manage perfectly well.

[Michie]

I believe a non-christian can have a perfectly good romantic relationship with a christian.
I feel that love is love no matter what

I believe this also. But it does present it's hardships.