<human>: Gotta start with the "on mobile" disclaimer. Expect typos.

I've been dating this girl for just over 5 months. I love her, a whole lot, but I fear that the few differences we have are enough to not only destiny our relationship, but mess up any future we might have should we stay together.

I'm agnostic. I am a logical (to a fault) person and firmly believe in scientific explanation for life, evolution and that any religion could be right. I've been as such for a long time and have thoroughly accepted that I am "condemned" according to the religious right, for not worshipping.

Now why is this all relevant? Because she is quite religious. Raised LCMS, she believes in the Christian God, goes to church most Sundays and believes in certain conditions for getting into heaven. Conditions I do not meet.

Again, why is this so relevant? Why does it matter? Over the years, I have learned to shrug off the condemnation. It doesn't effect me. They don't define me and they could certainly be wrong.

But I've never had to deal with it from someone so close. Now I have to face it constantly and it hurts. To love and be loved by someone who worships a God that would have me burn for eternity. Who would sooner see me, someone devoted to doing good, damned than those far worse, simply for not being willing to acknowledge her God.

But beyond being hurt, it scares me. Should we stay together and have children, I fear they would grow attached to her beliefs and come to hate their own father. Not to mention the ignorance (young earth, dismissal of logic, antigay mentality) that would be bred from this style of thinking.

I fear my decision has already been made, but I want some outside opinions. Not only that, but some ideas on how to address the issues I have without coming across as a judgmental asshat.

Feel free to ask for more information.

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<bot>: Religious GF, not religious me. I'm scared what our differences mean for the future and that may kids may grow to hate me.