Tasha needs to become a christian so she and Jason can get togather. I want to know what think.

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I never, never liked Tasha. She just seems like a female clone of Jason, and I was extremely glad when they didn't get married. I'd personally rather Connie/Jason then Tasha come back a Christian just so she and Jason can get together.
(And I'm normally not a fan of J/C)

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But C+J just doesn't work. Tasha's one of the better Characters.

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I think Tasha works better as an agent. It's not just an occupation to her; she loves her job as a full-time agent, and for that reason she and Jason don't need to get married. Jason won't commit himself to the agency full-time, but Tasha is, to use the common phrase, married to the job. She's not going to drop everything and give up her work for Jason, no matter how much she loves him, and in a healthy marriage, that simply cannot work.

Besides, she shouldn't become a Christian so she and Jason can miraculously get together. If she's to become a Christian, she should have her own story. She's a government agent, after all, and she's probably done a number of things that are, at best, morally gray. For that reason alone, she should have a serious struggle with her faith that should not be resolved solely because she and Jason suddenly need to get married. (And even if she did accept Jesus, she might come to the conclusion that He placed her in the NSA for a reason, and decide that she's not supposed to leave her job, which would, again, make a relationship with Jason impossible.)

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road work ahead? uh, yeah, i sure hope it does

Wow, Tiger! That was awesome. I totally agree; she should have her own story. Just because she's an agent doesn't mean she's an automatic fit for Jason; I too see her as "married to her job". Her not being a Christian isn't the only obstacle.

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I agree Tigershadow -- we don't need any "Hey! Let's have this character do something drastic (become a Christian, get married, come back, etc.) so that we can have more romantic relationships!"

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Hey, I agree I didn't mean to sound like just marring Jason was the only reason just one of many. sorry if that's what it sounded like.

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And, echoing these sentiments, I feel I need to say something. Though I am all for and actively go on church visitation and work in other outreaches to help spread the Gospel, and I love it every time I see or hear of someone coming to Christ, AIO is a program geared to show Christian children how the real world works. Inevitably there will be those folks who, no matter how much prodding toward Christ they receive, either through personal pride or Satan's grip upon their lives, will never except him. I believe that Bill and Tasha are the characters destined to fill those roles on the show.

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Yes, as sad as it is, it would be unrealistic if everyone on the show became a Christian.

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Ya,I guess. I just have my heart set on J+T!!!!!

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