When my marriage became mixed-Faith, and Stronger

Discussions about negotiating relationships between faithful LDS believers and the apostates who love them. This applies in particular to mixed-faith marriages, but relations with children, parents, siblings, friends, and ward members is very welcome.
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When my marriage became mixed-Faith, and Stronger

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Love over religion, sharing true feeling of the struggle, empathizing with each side instead of judging, these are the keys to how I navigated my faith crisis with my DW and her eventually joining me. Not all relationships have that ability, but I hope those of you with a spouse on the other side of the Zion curtain can try and find the DMZ of love and focus on that above all the other noise. Getting the church out from between you and putting it on the fray is anything but easy for most.
“Sir,' I said to the universe, 'I exist.' 'That,' said the universe, 'creates no sense of obligation in me whatsoever.”
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