Question on dating and a person's beliefs on Christian theology?

Question on dating and a person's beliefs on Christian theology?

I have been dating a born-again Christian for about 5 months now (I am a born-again Christian also). We have since the start of the relationship questioned each other's beliefs to make sure we were on the same page and not dating each other in vain. All along it seemed we agreed on the basics, such as how to become a Christian, what it means to be a Christian, the importance of church, and also major moral issues. Now we have figured out that we disagree on the more in-depth issues such as speaking in tongues, prophecy, modern-day miracles and a few other things. How important is it that a couple agree on EVERYTHING that has to do with their Christian beliefs? I would really hate this issue to break me and my boyfriend apart.

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The level of importance is what you put on it. In the scheme of things, how important is it to agree on speaking in tongues? If you wait until someone agrees 100% with you on everything in your Christian beliefs, you may find that you're not compatible in other things. It's all about priorities.

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I think it depends on how important those beliefs are to you. If you could rank your Christian beliefs in order of importance and you find that one you disagree on is toward the bottom of the list, I think you might want to just let the relationship move forward.

Enjoy each other and love each day.

God Bless!
hmm... how old are you?

well you see i am 16 and i am Mormon(Christian) and he is Christian and goes to a bapstist church but does not claim to be a baptist. We strongly disagree on amost everything. He supposrts my religion but doesnt agree with it and we do fine! We even talk abot it sometimes. As long as you arent fighting i think you should be ok!
it will be important to you 10 years down the road after you are married. make sure you can both accept eachother's beliefs before that happens...
I am not a Christian so perhaps I can aid from an unbiased point. Through my own experiences, I've found no two people to agree on every issue involving any religion or philosophy. In order to do so they would have to have the same genetics and same experiences which would no longer give them any separation be it physical or mental. In essence they would have to be the same person. The question you and your boy friend must answer is not your differences but your tolerance of accepting that each of you are always going to have differences and can you adjust accordingly by loving the person rather than a deluded image of what you want the person to be.
Agreeing on every single little thing is not that important.

If he makes you happy, than that is all that matters.

The basics are covered. Don't make things bigger than they already are.