<human>: Can you condense the text into a few key points?

We've been together for a little more than 9 years, and despite this one potentially major issue, everything has been fine. We're getting to that point in our lives where we're discussing raising a family. Student loans no longer consume us, stable jobs, everything is good. 

Only thing we seem to disagree on is religion. She's catholic, not anywhere near a born-again christian, but she believes in god, goes to church on occasion, prays time to time etc.

 I have 0 faith, but I don't really care if people choose to believe. To me it's extremely low on things I look for in someone, and we've always respected each other's beliefs

My theory on raising kids when parents have opposing religious views is to explain to them in the least bias way possible, the concept of religion. (which is in my opinion extremely difficult for kids to grasp at a young age) I would not care whether or not my children chose to be religious, but I get the vibe that my wife feels like with her kids being raised by an atheist father, that they'll never truly get the chance to learn about god and all that jazz

All in all, have any of you raised children with one parent being atheist and one not, or have you been raised by parents with opposing religious views? If so, how was it handled? Did both parents go to church? How did the kids handle it? 

My marriage has been perfect but I fear that this could be problematic down the road, so I'm hoping someone can provide advice from experience
<bot>: My catholic wife is questioning how it will be raising kids with me not being religious. However, we respect each other's beliefs. Was looking to see how others handled situations similar to this whether on the parental side or the child side