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Thank you all very much for the advice and support you've given me. I am sorry for the brief thanks i gave earlier; it was certainly not enough, however this is the first time I've had the time to properly respond. So thank you, each of you, from the bottom of my heart. I figure I owe to all of you to update you on the occurences of the past few days. I have a cautious spirit every time the religion question comes up between the two of us, and I'm sensing that she does, too. I questioned her about it a couple of days ago with the all-too-famous "what if?" "What if we grow close, and in a few years, get married and have children? What then?" She avoided the question replying, "Why are you thinking about that so soon? We're not really even that close?" But I myself am not completely blameless on this topic. The very next day she questioned me about the same thing and my reply was, "I'd rather not talk about it right now. I do not feel this is the proper time." Still, I know that eventually the religion question will have to be answered. And like you, Dor, I am adament about religion: if the Bible doesn't say it, it's not for me. I'm not sure how much I would waver on this aspect, but I do know my children will not be raised mormon. Once again, thank you to all that responded. It was much appreciated!:D
 
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