Totally innapropriate? Probably.thiosk said:I'd totally fill the void left by Jesus's departure.
Repeatedly.
Funny as fuck? Hell yes.
Anyways, I'm gonna side with the group that's pointing out that people don't spontaneously become 'un-crazy'. I will admit that she may have had an epiphany, but I'd think it's unlikely, since I'm fairly certain that her religious leanings are a product of her upbringing. It's REALLY unlikely that she'd make a substantial break with religion if it meant her family was going to functionally disown her, but I guess it's possible.
My only real advice is that you suggest that you're still a little overwhelmed by the whole break-up, and that while you've no objections to seeing if things may work out again in the future, you really don't want to rush into anything. If she's taken aback, she's probably just making a last-straw attempt at stopping a good catch from getting away, rather than REALLY concerned with your love. If she's willing to take things slow, then you'll have an opportunity to see if her beahaviour has actually changed.
Other than that, I hope the situation pans out well, regardless of your decision!