<human>: We've been dating for almost 9 months now, and we're starting to talk seriously, sort of half-kidding half-serious about what the rest our lives would be like if we were to spend them together. One of the things that keeps coming up, however, is her religion. She was raised in a very strictly fundamentalist Christian home. Up until around her preteen years, she had listened to only Christian music, read only the books her parents allowed (i.e. not Harry Potter and such), and rarely watched anything on TV. She didn't even know there was music other than Christian music until she was in middle school! But despite all of that, she isn't a bible-thumping prude by any means. However, she clings strongly to the idea that the Bible is to be taken absolutely 100% literally, and she believes strongly in young-Earth creationism.

Don't get me wrong, here. I was raised in a Christian home with Christian values, but I wasn't sheltered from the real world for half of my life like she was. I admit that I have lost a good bit of my faith as I grew up, and she sees that and worries for me. She has tried multiple times to "open my eyes" to the truth of the Bible, but I am much more liberal and believe that a significant portion of the Bible is allegorical in nature. One of her most recent attempts is letting me borrow her book, "The Revised and Expanded Answers Book" by Ken Ham (and others, but his name is most significant to me), and the entire thing is full of creationist baloney but I can't tell her that...

We are crazy about each other, and I was seeing us being together for a long, long time but I will be damned if I'm going to fight with her about how to (potentially) raise our kids. Her parents effectively brainwashed her, and I have no intention of doing the same with my children.

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<bot>: my girlfriend believes the universe is 6,000 years old, evolution is bullshit, and that I'm going to burn in hell for eternity if I don't agree with her