Here is the truth...lonliness can cloud judgement, and you could easily find yourself with a person you share very little in common with, including a shared conclusion on Christian faith and what that entails. It is easy to overlook and compensate for clear incompatibilities when you are very lonely and seeking that oneness that God defines marriage as...I have, personally, found it beyond reach to have a successful marriage that is based on the clear Biblical principles that define that condition. I have found that marriage roles, responsibilities can flush out the truth in a persons faith and consecration in truth and Christian principles. Roles, responsibilities, priorities...all is defined in the scripture. You won't get much support from the majority of the modern church when it comes to conformance to Biblical roles and responsibiliteis in Christian marriage. My sincere advice would be to walk in obedience, and be bold in your interaction with potential marriage partners...ask questions, and if you don't get the right answers, face the dispair and lonliness before you make a mistake that will further upset your faith and obedience. Lots of great theology out there on true Christian marriage. It is easy to overlook incompatibilities because we WANT so badly to have that partner...but, if that partner turns out to not be the "partner" that God has defined them to be, and you are looking for that compatibility in definition and function, then you will be more miserable than if you had stayed single. This is the truth, Brothers and Sisters in Christ...God's Blessings, Love, Doug