<human>: My fiancee of 6 years is christian, but I am not. She came to my house Friday, and told me that while reading the bible, she came across a passage saying "you should not be unevenly yoked" and when she did her research, she found this to mean that she could not marry someone who is not christian. So she told me that she had been praying and thinking all week and decided we could still go out, but that she wanted to call off the engagement until I find Christ. I told her that I don't see that happening in the future, so better to break up now rather than later. We are meeting Tuesday to decide how we want to work this out. I wonder now, if she says that she misinterpreted the bible, or something, would the relation still be viable? We have worked through a lot, and the christian issue doesn't come up often, but she said she wants to grow with Christ which is something I can't really participate in. I accept that the relationship could not go back to what it was, but if she says she could live with me not being a christian...

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<bot>: If she took a week to decide that her faith says we can't marry, does that mean if she took time each week to focus on her faith or whatever, that this relationship is viable?