Yes. We are both at some stage of Catholicism. By that I mean we are both baptized, I have my sacraments but he doesn't. He is much more of a believer than I. So we are different stages of the same game.
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Yes. We are both at some stage of Catholicism. By that I mean we are both baptized, I have my sacraments but he doesn't. He is much more of a believer than I. So we are different stages of the same game.
Technically we're both Catholic. I say "technically" because we were both baptized.
Neither of us "practice" Catholicism. I'm more into a Spiritual/Light Energy thing.
I decided not to make my confirmation, not sure about him.
Just curious here, I am honestly wondering (not trying to attack you at all), but what if your husband changed his faith? I can't imagine basing my marriage on religion because obviously mine isn't based on that at all, so when I saw your post I immediately wondered how you would handle a change in faith.
DB is Christian (dog tags say Catholic) I am a Messianic Jew ... I don't go to Temple as much as I should except on High Holy Days ... DB has been to my Temple they are very open ... he has been a few times an celebrates Jewish holidays with us but I would never ask nor expect him to convert an him the same for me. As for our children they will be raised Jewish but as they get older I will allow them the freedom to choose there own beliefs ... I do not believe in pushing religion onto people.
To me personally its not important the religion but whether or not that person has a relationship with God. I may not go to Temple every weekend but I do have a relationship God so does DB thats all that matters.
No. I am Christian, and DH is Agnostic. He used to be Christian and went to the same denomination of church as I did. He still goes to church with me, so I am fine with it. As long as he still allows me to practice my religion and supports me in it, I'm ok.
We're spiritual. We both claim to be Christians but don't adhere to a specific denomination. I don't really agree with the way most churches are run. I'll ask God what part of the word he wants me to read and follow not what the pastor/reverend says I need to learn and follow.
My husband is Roman Catholic and I was raised Lutheran/Buddhist (Religion from each parent)
Yes, we both grew up Catholic but neither of us practices the religion.
I'm agnostic and he's Norse Pagan bordering on agnostic.
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