If you are an active Christian, you should have some concept of an answer to your own question. I will leave it at that.

I thought Catholics WERE Christians. :) There's nothing wrong with a Catholic and Protestant dating. Just keep in mind if it gets serious it's best to get all the religious things figured out before marriage and children. I have some good friends who are in your situation. He's Catholic, she's Protestant. And they get along just fine. They often go to Saturday evening Mass, and Sunday moring church.

Catholics are Christians, so you're not so different after all. Besides, God doesn't care if you like someone who has a different religion. He never did and he never will, so you're good for the rest of your life. Feel free to go out with a Jew if you like.

No, there are no rules against interfaith dating. And if there were I don't think they're God's Rules. Sounds like more man made religion to me.

Only if your boyfriend has a problem with marrying slow people...catholics are christians

Religion, relationships, marriage and having kids, they are all a matter of choice. If an atheist and a muslim are in love and want to have kids, no big deal.

Who's rules? Our heavenly father or your family? Go ahead and date...this man may have been sent to you by the Lord himself.....people cross our paths for a reason...20 years from now do you really want to be wondering what could have been?

Catholics are Christians. If you want to marry a Catholic you will have to take classes and agree to raise the children as Catholics if you want the Catholic church to recognize the marriage. If you don't care about that, then just get married where ever you want by whomever you want.

Hey there! I'm stuck in the similar situation with u. i can't give u an exact answer. but the answer will prove it thru prayer and time. It hurts me when i listen to "there were roses" is like similar feeling that bring across to us. i wish and pray for the best to us (:

I am not Catholic, I believe in Christ My Savior(just as Catholics) though, and I am a member of Christ's church(HIS BODY) not a building or denomination,, . The most important SUBJECT here is CHILDREN and their RELATIONSHIP with God..And PARENTS are responsible for that.. I do believe this is what the whole Bible is saying when there is a mixing of religions,"mixed marriages"(not race at all, God loves ALL),it does not work, it is not a stable foundation to "bring up kids" . IT needs to be known from the beginning WHICH it will be...even if there are no children , the two adults need to make that decision or else it WILL CAUSE A LOT OF DIVISION.... I knew of a man and woman, he was Jewish, she Catholic, they agreed before marriage to raise Jewish, eight years and 3 kids later, he came home to a Christmas tree in his living room..it was detremental to him and VERY DECEiTFUL of her, BUT VERY "mixed up" to the children..It will probably be a cause of TURMOIL to their whole lives , ....INstead of a GOOD , STABLE RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD.....HOPEFULLY NOT..but it is done... I do think that Catholics also recognize this and have a rule....So did Abraham when he made sure Isaac did not marry a Canaanite, he stayed with people that worshipped God and not idols.. so it is up to you two..just take it seriously...

I agree with the answers above. Also, I'm honestly not trying to be mean here, but if you really don't know that Catholics are Christians, or have a basic idea of the differences, then at the very least led a very insular life. You didn't say how old you are or if you're older and considering marriage, but if you get married while you don't know these basic things then it wouldn't be a good basis for making a good decision.