As long as it does not involve a close personal one. Business relationships exclude discussions about religion and politics. My friends and lovers are skeptics like me.

See if it lasts six months. A lot will depend on how much the rest of your cultural backgrounds are alike and how much non-religious relationship content you can share. You will need to give her space to engage in her beliefs and she will need to avoid proselytizing. Trust me, it's very very difficult and, personally, I don't think I would ever want it again. Leave a few easy-to-read thoughtful books laying around: maybe she'll start reading all on her own. To answer question: always "a chance" but remember the adage that hope is the last thing to die in a person !!! Good luck!

As in all relationships, one of you will have to suck it up and keep quiet. Usually the atheist because the christian has more societal support.

of course they can ... just requires respect for eaxh others opinions

I am sure it is possible. We constantly make choices in life. Sometimes our choices may be a bit challenging; and we can either choose to be right, or choose to be be happy.

Define morals and values .
Define " working out "
I see no morality in Christianity . The opposite .
If " morality " is important to u , I see troubles .

I was married to a christian for 14 yrs.... I was explicit that I had no interest in joining although I would talk about my views on the subject anytime.... we had a great life
until her death.....

That depends on what identifying as a Christian means to her, and based on that answer, how much you're willing to tolerate.

Everyone can "agree" at the beginning of a relationship and turn a blind eye when attraction is involved.

When you believe something, it informs other decisions which can also determine actions.

And, if you believe something that is not true, the process you used to determine you believe it, still exists, and will continue to affect a relationship.

Depends on what kind of Christian and what kind of aetheist. If either are evangelical forget it. Otherwise enjoy!

They can and they do. My paternal Grandparents fit that mold. She went to church every Sunday becoming a Christian when my grandfather and my father, her only child, both came back from WWII in one piece. My grandfather became a non-believer as a result of serving in WWI and WWII. WWI probably did the trick.

A Christian can be an atheist.

Can a man and a woman have a successful relationship?