Faith Becomes The Breaking Point! Catie Urges Josh To Embrace Lutheranism In A Deeply Emotional And Difficult Conversation

If some fans did not hate 90 Day Fiance star Catie before, they sure do now. As her relationship storyline progresses on the show, her and her family’s behavior is only worsening things for her. With more and more concerning aspects coming to light, it is truly turning the fandom against her. Yet Josh continues to stay.

The fandom has currently witnessed Catie’s mother’s side of the family come to visit her. It was time for Josh to finally meet her side of the family. If the fandom did not know before, Catie’s family has a super religious background. They are strict followers of Lutheranism and have strict family rules for their faith. Therefore, when Josh finally met her family, they started pushing him to convert to Lutheranism.

90 Day Fiance: Catie Feels Unsure About Her Upcoming Marriage With Josh!

The severity of what her questionable actions brought down is slowly seeping in for 90 Day Fiance star Catie. She therefore confided in Ryan to voice her fears and uncertainty. On one hand, she feared that she would lose the best relationship she has had with Josh. On the other hand, she feared that she wanted nothing more than to be single and free-spirited.

Subsequently, she did acknowledge that under such problematic circumstances, it was not right to tie the knot hastily. However, she also felt that to start a proper life with Josh, they needed to become husband and wife. Then again, she also knew that an unhappy marriage would not do them any good. These uncertain factors were messing with her head badly.

90 Day Fiance: Catie & Family Want Josh To Convert To Lutheranism!

90 Day Fiance star Josh had high hopes of meeting Catie’s family. However, he soon discovered it was not going to be a simple family meet-and-greet. Catie and Josh joined her family for a lunch where they indulged in all kinds of conversation. However, when the conversation came to religion, Josh revealed that he did not follow any and was an atheist.

When Catie’s father asked him whether he had ever thought of converting, he had managed to vaguely avoid the question. He respectfully responded that he did not know enough about the religion to comment about it. Then Catie chimed in, asking whether he would consider being open to going to Church. He could not give her a definite answer.

The conversation then started growing more tense. Catie’s grandma pointedly reminded him that if he could not do anything about this situation, the relationship was not going to work out for the family. In their separate confessional, Catie then insisted that she did not need him to convert. But she wanted their children to grow up with Lutheran beliefs.

That was because she did not want them to go to hell. Josh subsequently pointed out that it felt less like a choice and more like an ultimatum. He additionally insisted that he still could not decide on anything. Catie’s mom concluded that to get to heaven, one needed to believe in Jesus Christ.