>>19 Nice way to completely generalize a massive group.

...and you wonder why people call all these posts trollbait? I've found that Catholics generally do not engage in prostelyzation at least using the methods evangelical Protestants use.

Your problem is incrediably easy to solve. Just tell them that you do not date Catholics or anyone who engages in religion. If you tell enough people the word will eventually get around and you'll be known as somewhat of bigot and you'll have no problem not getting anyone who engages in any sort of religion.

I was raised Catholic (now Agnostic) and >>18 isn't really telling the truth. You can't judge a person based on their religion. Most of the Catholics I've run into don't even say anything unless it comes up and even then they let you decide what you want to do. They don't seem to care much about forcing you to join their community and I live in a pretty yuppie-ish town. I asked a priest why don't they modify the religion so that it would be more exciting and they could get more followers. He said that the purpose is not to get more followers, the purpose is more of mainting the original ritual/tradition from the times of Christ (note: these are not my views).