<human>: A few days ago I made a post on facebook about being an atheist. Nothing too major, I was just upset after a couple family members were talking about how atheists are terrible people and whatnot. I defended my stance, stating that being an atheist doesn't make me a terrible person and that I wasn't going to "find god in my own way" as they had suggested, that I merely adore science too much. 

Apparently this had bothered my boyfriend. Tonight we had a discussion on how I prefer to really talk about things that bother the other person while he insisted some things had to be ignored. I questioned what. He finally came clean and said that he's uncomfortable with someone he loves so much having completely opposite views on religion. I was noticeably upset. He followed it up with "well it's not like I'm leaving you because of it."

I can't help but feel that this will be our downfall. He's supposed to move in with me next month and I don't know what to do. I'm perfectly fine with us having opposing views. We spoke about it in the past, even discussed our compromise on what would happen if we were to ever wed. It just seems like he really doesn't want to accept the difference. Should this be a battle I overlook? (His acceptance, not our religious differences.)

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<bot>: Boyfriend states he's "uncomfortable" with our vastly opposing views on religion, but it's not like he's "leaving me for it." Unsure if we should take the next step of moving in together.