It Will Be Interesting To Hear (Thruthfully),

[MrsLulu]

how many atheists who are married, got married in a Church.

[woofgang]

Only interesting if they actually were atheists when they did it. I was a practicing communicand of the church of England for many years but no longer am...btw I am not an atheist though

[LazyGun]

What do you think that will tell us?

[LazyGun]

Why would it be interesting, and what would it tell us?

[Baldric]

We are, and no we didn't.

[Spoonboy]

I think it would be more interesting to cut athiests some slack!

[ummmm]

It's just the pretty venue they want.

I would much rather a registry office wedding. Takes about 1/4 of the time.

[Booldawg]

alot of atheists get married in church - looks better in the photo album.

[Zeuhl]

We are and we didn't either!


It would be just as interesting to know how many people who claim to be 'of faith'

got married in a Civil Ceremony

[ummmm]

Yes Boold....but it's so so boring....

[jomifl]

Not me, so 100% so far.

[MrsLulu]

LazyGun, of course it's interesting to hear that an atheist who purports not to believe in God would get married in a Church which is symbolistic of Christianity.
Spoonboy, most threads on religion etc (that I have seen) are instigated by non-believers. Just recently there was one asking why there were no takers.

[ummmm]

What if an atheist married a religious person?

[LazyGun]

Ahh. You still have not explained exactly why such information would be so interesting though.....

[LazyGun]

And you can think again about "most threads being started by non-believers". Goodlife is an industry in their own right. Takes the combined efforts of 5 non-believers to match their output alone.

[ludwig]

Registry office.

[sara3]

I got married in a bar :o)

[friedgreentomato]

I got married in a registry office - but then it was a mixed marriage!

[craft1948]

The first Mr Craft is an atheist so we married in a register office. He also refused to attend his daughter's christening, although I think he ate most of the buffet afterwards...............

[ummmm]

My mum was a protestant and dad a Catholic. They got married in a Catholic church and she had to vow to bring any children up as Catholics!!