<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

I recently started seeing someone. I like this person a lot. He's very kind and goodhearted. But I'm quickly realizing that he's more socially conservative than I thought.

He's very dedicated to and involved with his Christian (nondenominational? evangelical?) church, which I think is nice, but also very foreign to me. I'm suddenly feeling uncomfortable and worried that I won't be able to look past his views on certain social issues.

I believe it may also end up being a problem for him that I am lacking in the faith department. I don't want this to ruin what I think could otherwise be a really great thing.

Me? I was raised Catholic and was actually very involved with my church as a child and adolescent. The church's views on social issues, especially homosexuality, left a sour taste in my mouth and I chose not to get confirmed.

Personally, I am still seeking religion. I haven't lost my faith entirely, but I question the existence of God more often than not. Most of my friends are athiests, no doubt due to the way most religions view them (they are gay). So my social circle really only offers more skepticism.

Any advice is appreciated.
<bot>: I'm seeing a great guy, but his religion teaches beliefs that oppose my liberal views on social issues entirely. I'm agnostic. I'm not sure what this means for the relationship's potential and need advice.