Is it wrong to lie?

Question

So I’m not religious, growing up we never went to church, we never talked about God like I see people all the time as I get older. 
So my hubby is fine with me not being religious, but when we first started dating his parents asked me if I believed in god. I lied and said I did.... oops. 
Is it wrong to lie about my religion to them?? Hubby told me in the beginning to just say yes because we didn’t want to get into why I don’t believe... (his family is like superrr religious). He didn’t want them to judge me/think I was a bad person. I don’t have any issue with it, meaning telling people I don’t believe in God (or anything to be honest lol). But was it wrong to lie to his parents? 
BTW I love his parents to death and they love me soooo much. We talk 24/7. 
We had a hints of religion in our wedding ceremony for my hubby since that’s what he wanted & I told him I’m fine raising our children to believe in god.

Answer

They are your family now, so they need to accept you for who you truly are, not for who they want you to be. I would tell them the truth and also why you lied.

Answer

My husbands family just assumed that I believed and that I am the same religion they are. I dont and I am not. Ive never confirmed nor denied, and they have never asked so 🤗 Its really none of their business anyway.

Answer

In that particular situation, I don’t think itswrong. Especially since telling the truth will likely only make your relationship with your family even harder than it needs to be. My family is very religious but I myself lean more toward being agnostic...although for the sake of my family I’m better off just going along with their stuff just for the sake of keeping the peace and avoiding any tough conversations. Might not be the best way to go but it works for me 🤷🏻‍♀️

Answer

I was raised catholic, as a child I was in Sunday school always going to church anything church related we were there. Now as I got older I stopped going I do believe in god but I do not agree with Catholic Churches. My fiancé is atheist, he doesn’t believe in god and I’m ok with it he was raised differently than I was and I will let my daughter choose wether she wants to believe in god or not.

Is it wrong to lie?

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