My husband and I agree, kind of! But I have a cousin that was a Baptist and his wife belonged to the Catholic Church. They took their kids to both churches! Which seemed kind of strange but it appears that it works well for them.

What do other's do?

Yes. What is odd is that I was brought up w/ lots of religion - 12 years of Catholic school, lived across the street from the convent, church twice a week, etc. My DH was dedicated Baptist and then baptised Lutheran when he was 3 or so. His mom died when he was 5, so he had absolutely no religious upbringing - no church or anything. He is a deist while I am an athiest. He dislikes organized religion and the christian conservatism movement in government as much as I do.

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Yes

Yes, we do! I do not think it would be easy for me* to be married to someone who did not share my same beleifs and vis versa for DH! We both left our "childhood" churches and choose a church for our family when we got married, we go to a non-denom church it is just easier!!

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CaRtEr
April 19, 2008

yes we agree, I would not have married him otherwise and vise versa!

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Yes, we agree.

Yes we agree on religion. Even though dh was raised catholic and I was raised with no set religion. We together have turned to the Christian way of life and attend a Christian church.

Yes, we agree on religion.

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Yes. I would like to try a different church but that is another story!

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Ummmm...not really. I would say we agree about 60% of the time.