Love can transcend but communications and boundaries must always be held at the front of the relationship as in any relationship to give it a fighting chance

I don't know the dynamics of the relationship but It most likely will come up again. If you feel like it's conversation to be had, then sit down and talk about with him. Communicate your concerns, and listen to his, it's better to have that understanding now than to wait until time and emotions are invested. But relationship between theists and non-believers can work, good luck I hope everything works out for you guys

Hmmmm... Because this is such a sensitive subject, I would be curious as to why he or anyone could just blow it off. Politics, religion and money are pivotal in any type relationship, family, romantic, friends and business. Gotta know where any lines may be.

Anytime someone has told me "we don't need to talk about it" eventually it has become very clear that we did.

Don't talk about it.... Just take the win

The biggest consideration is if you want kids. That opens up the in-laws and extended family can of jesus worms, so you would both need to be solidly on the same side of this issue. I would continue to speak to it as part of the getting to know each other process. Kids, money, sex, and even politics.... these are the big ticket items that crash relationships when they aren't in line with each other. I hope you find what you are looking for. All the best!

If I was already sleeping with him and I wanted to take him seriously, I would be very worried that he might just be using me for sex.
If he's close to his family...a religious one at that...he would be more inclined to choose a woman they would approve of..and premarital sex is a no-no with these "saved and sanctified" folks..(unless they're hypocrites, and in that case why would you want in-laws like that in the first place?)

If the magic?stick works for you, baby..if I were you, I would ride that donkey until it's time to put him down and keep it moving.

It's always good, though rarely accomplished, to establish clear expectations at the beginning of a relationship. It doesn't have to be deadly serious, but a few simple questions now will either put your mind at ease, or avoid trouble down the road. You seem to have some of those questions, and you probably should ask them sooner rather than later. Good luck! A new romance is always such a rush. ?

I've thought of several things I can say about this, but let's be honest, I don't really know either of you and have not real idea about what is going on. So, I'd see any advice I'd give as likely doing more harm than good. I'd suggest you rely mor ehevily on peopel who know you and hopefully him too than strangers on a discussion board.

I would just go with the flow and see what happens. keep your options open.

Gratz. A good man and/or a good woman are always worth the work it takes to connect. I would say, as others have, to not worry too much about it. You'll find out if he's a keeper whenever (and if ever) that conversation does come up though!

A discussion NEEDS to be had. Nothing divides people like money and religion.

Does he expect you to become a believer and raise kids believing? Need to have talk now.