You don’t know unless you try. It’s never hindered my past relationships

Good luck, IMO it's setting both of you up for heartache especially since she's "heavily into Christianity". I could date a tepid Xtian, my best friend is married to a social Catholic who doesn't believe in sin and doesn't care about Jeebus.

Just go for it, you have nothing to loose.

Don't.

I have two couples that are in mixed marriages and both have been married for over 30 years. When couple is comprised of an Episcopal priest and his Wiccan wife. The other is an atheist and his Christian wife. Both couples are obviously full of tolerance and deeply in love with each other and the children they produced. Actually there also very loving of the children both wives had by a first marriage.

I have two couples that are in mixed marriages and both have been married for over 30 years. When couple is comprised of an Episcopal priest and his Wiccan wife. The other is an atheist and his Christian wife. Both couples are obviously full of tolerance and deeply in love with each other and the children they produced. Actually there also very loving of the children both wives had by a first marriage.

In my experience it doesn’t work out. Partly because it bothered me so much when my partner makes poor decisions based on superstition or religious belief. This erodes my respect and trust in the person. At the same time my questioning of her beliefs doesn’t usually go over well, because these deeply held beliefs are so tied to identity that when you question them people take it as a personal attack. I ended up having to bite my lip all the time. Of course, the more extreme the beliefs, the more they will affect daily life and decision making. It’s hard, where I live there are less religious people but alot of people who believe in all sorts of crystals, reiki, homeopathy, gods and goddesses etc.

I don't see a problem, after all Jezebel married Prince Ahab of Israel and that worked out alright for her. Right???

I would try a relationship, but if she forces her beliefs on to you, you should get out of it. If she can respect your lack of belief without forcing her belief it can work out.

Some people have had it work out in a similar situation, but it didn't work out for me.