<human>: Please help me Reddit "/
The two of us have been together for almost two years now, and it's been the most amazing, exciting, just perfect relationship anyone could ever have (I don't want to start sounding too corny). We've fantasized about a future together, where we would live, and we seldom get even slightly upset at each other.

I was raised in a christian family, but nothing too extreme. Overtime, I've developed my own beliefs about God, our origins, purpose, etc. I'm love science, math, astronomy and I'm not afraid to question things, or be open minded about theories. I guess I would be classified as agnostic. My girlfriend on the other hand was raised by a catholic mother, and a very (VERY) christian father. She has often preached to me, and most of the time, I just listen. However, tonight, we had a deep discussion over the phone about her beliefs and mine. I made it clear that we had some fundamental differences (i.e. I do believe in evolution, I don't believe in hell, the devil, demons, and I DO question the bible). She said that she still loves me no matter what, and as long as I accept Jesus Christ as my savior, then it's okay.

But then she told me that she's sorry but, Jesus comes first. Now, I understand that for a Christian, God comes first, but those words have been burning in my head for the longest time. It really hurt me. What if I was atheist? Would we have just ended right there on the phone?

She suggested we read the bible more, and that I go to church because I can't have a relationship with God if I don't try to learn more about him (Which I could argue against). This makes me uncomfortable though because I feel like I'm lying to her by agreeing to do this. But then what do I say - "I don't feel like it?" Then she'll ask why and make me reevaluate my faith. Case and point: I just don't put as much emphasis on religion in my life as she does. That's my problem.

Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: We sincerely love each other, but I just don't put as much emphasis on religion in my life as she does + we have fundamental differences in our beliefs.