Should Christian singles be in a dating relationship with someone who isn't a Christian?

What's wrong with dating someone who doesn't share your faith, provided they're a good person?

Dr. David K. Bernard answers this important question by examining what the Bible says about dating and marriage.

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Valentine's Day is coming up later this week, so we thought it was a good time to ask you a question about Christians and relationships. In 2 Corinthians 614, Paul wrote,

Do not be unequally yoked together with unbelievers. This verse has been interpreted to mean that

single Christians should not date

non-Christians. But I'd like to ask you today, what is the problem with dating someone outside

the faith, especially if they're a good person? Is that really what Paul meant that a Christian

shouldn't date a good person if they're not a Christian. And my other question to that is

what if the person is a Christian identifies as some sort of a Christian, but they're not apostolic

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