I read the Bible, am a leader in my church and teach Bible on Youtube. My relationship with god is important to me. Yet I am a liberal Christian who sees no conflict betweeen that and picking up a variety of hot women.

When would be the right time to reveal my faith life in the pick-up process and what kind of impact is it likely to have. De you think this is a part of nice guy syndrome?

Pretty interesting post. I don't have an answer to you're question but I think it's fine to be religious, and its cool that you're not giving up your religious morals for pua. Just wondering though, are you following the whole no-sex before marriage rule? (I'm not sure if that's a rule for you so excuse me if I'm wrong.)

Entirely depends on what you're going for and how you frame it. I'll be honest, if you just start randomly talking about your religious life for no reason in the middle of a conversation in a bar, the girl is probably going to think you're a bit of a religious nut and might be slightly scared off, especially if she's not a religious type.

However, if it comes up naturally in conversation, there is no reason not to discuss it, as long as you frame the conversation as you would if you were talking about anything else. If you've read any of the attractive lifestyle subforum on here, there are posts discussing "attractive hobbies and interests" and what you'll take from them is that essentially anything can be interesting and attractive as long as you make it appear so. If you're passionate, great, girls love passion. They don't like boring dragging conversation about one thing all night long though.

It's also not a requirement to bring it up at all. If you're just going for a casual fling, the girl doesn't need to know everything about you. Some would argue that the less they know, the better, keeping a sense of mystery etc. As a general rule for most things about yourself, only discuss them when they come naturally into a conversation, don't try and force things about yourself into the chat. But at the same time, don't feel you have to hide anything about yourself if it does come up in the conversation.

In saying that, if you are going for the no-sex before marriage type thing, and are looking for a proper long term relationship, then you're going to have to bring that up relatively early (not in the first couple of dates, but after comfort has been built a bit, but before she starts to think you're just not into her sexually/sexually confident enough to go after what you want).

No I am not following that rule.