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Originally posted by GeekyPenguin
Can I just say that when two people who are of different religions are making it work it is pretty freaking rude to tell them exactly why you think it won't work and the decisions they have made about it are wrong?
BECAUSE IT IS.
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I agree. I think I said this before, but it's the
intensity that each person in the relationship feels for his/her own religion that matters, and then the matter of how much he/she can
respect the feelings of the other person.
I'm pretty hardcore about being a born-again Christian, and as I look at the few men I've dated outside my religion, they have been almost exclusively Jewish. Each has understood my need to be who I am while worshipping, and since I feel that a BA Christian is somewhat of a "completed Jew", I'm quite at home at Shul. I just could NOT keep kosher - I tried, but can't.
But if you can have that relationship with ANY two religions, that's a good thing. Again, it's the
agreement between the two people involved, and not cut and dried.