Different Religious Beliefs - Red Flag or Deal Breaker?

For me it'd be a deal breaker. I wanted to marry someone Jewish and have a Jewish home. I've only ever dated Jewish guys though so it hasn't been an issue.

I never really thought of this. I've dated guys that were agnostic. But my husband and I are both the same religion. Guess that worked out.

Not an issue for us. We came from different religious backgrounds, and have decided together which one we want to follow and grow our family in. They were similar traditions and beliefs, but definitely a big step we had to take in deciding which one to be a part of.

Not a deal breaker. I was raised Methodist and my FH was raised Catholic. Neither of us practice the religions

Not a deal breaker. I am Christian and my husband is Jewish. Raising any future kids as Jewish isn’t something that is important to him so we will let any possible kids choose when they are old enough and will not force anything. We celebrate both holidays.

Neither. It doesn’t bother me.

It depends on how different our views are. At a minimum, he would have to believe in God. If he doesn't like organized church, not as much of a big deal.

Neither, really. My FH is Christian and I am not religious, although I do attend Buddhist temple. However, I also go to church with him. I am supportive of his religion and he isn't pushy about me believing the same things he does. We also both agree that our children will be introduced to both Christianity and Judaism (his family is Jewish), as well as Buddhism, and will be able to chose their own beliefs when they are old enough to do so.

Deal Breaker, FH and I have the same belief(Deism). I think relationships could work if they were respectful to the other’s beliefs but for my personal relationship it would be a deal breaker.

Deal breaker. I've tried it and just found having different core beliefs didn't work for me.

Neither really. FH is more religious than I am but it hasn't caused any problems. I don't know if I could have dated/married anyone on the extremes of the religious spectrum though. I like people who respect my beliefs and don't try to push more on me or sway me from them.

Deal breaker. I am christian, very involved in my church, and firmly believe that my marriage would never work if God wasn't the center of my marriage.

Neither. I'm christian and he's not. No big for me

Neither, I was not raised in a religious family. FH’s mother is very religious, FH is not but was raised in a religious household. Not a deal breaker for either of us, I believe in good morals and that’s enough for me. It could be a deal breaker though if I was being constantly shamed for having different beliefs, I am very open minded but that is not our case.

Deal breaker - it would be hard to raise a family with someone that practices a different religion

We are mostly on the same page. He's baptist and i'm epicopal. Some differences but nothing big. We both believe although we don't go to church

Deal breaker. I am not religious and couldn't be married to someone who is.

Deal breaker for me

I actively chose to not date anyone of faith but that’s a personal preference.

Deal breaker. I feel like we should have the same beliefs to have a stron relationship. I've seen people break up because of differing religions, political views, etc.

Mostly neither as long as the other core values were similar. I dated someone for a very short period who said he was some kind of religion, I believe messianic jew, and he didn't believe in marriage. Not sure if this was his religion or him saying this, but clearly marriage is something that is important to me, so that didn't last.