I would want to meet you!

It's blunt, however it might save you a lot of time weeding out people later. I say might because I am reminded of an earlier comment by some members who were stalked by people who were trying to convert them. Hope that doesn't happen to you.

Way to put it out there. Maybe should have used all caps though, the “chosen” seem to like that! ?

I would remove the all-caps, because all-caps has become code for yelling.

It's ironic that you are asking people to be respectful, when it appears you are shouting at them.

Just my 2 cents but I try not to let the haters get into my profile...what if the religious person (and it's rare I agree) doesnt need you to verify their beleifs and is a live and let live person? Or maybe less direct and add a few other things that you don't want like "DISCLAIMER" Moustaches, beggers, god fearing, gun toters and unemployed need not apply" Otherwise yours is fine Good luck!

I feel the same way about pets on profiles. I consider pets to be one's "god" and just would not waste my time pursuing it as one would always be second place to their "god". Just my opinion.

There can't be too many geographically desirable non-believers in Kentucky.

I have a hard time imagining how I could live with a Christian, but the number of female non-believers in the Los Angeles basin is very small, and most (all) of them have profound problems (It's L.A and misandry is standard).

Women are usually only on a dating site to assuage their guilt over being single; they very rarely respond to solicitations except to get out for a free meal.

You like being alone, and you could change that any time you like. You should get used to being single. Relationships are really just too much work. Love isn't worth it (sarcasm).

""not here, this isn't a date site for me""

So, you are asking advice from a group of your like-minded about how to present yourself to those not of your ilk, while dissing the use of the "dating" function of the website?

Yeah, The disclaimer is always a good idea.