Thursday, February 23, 2012

Any one had a bad experience with a inter religion marriage?

I won't marry someone of another religion and I don't believe in conversion. Different race is all right but not different religion.Any one had a bad experience with a inter religion marriage?Not marriage, but dated a very nice girl for two years and the relationship ended because of the religious differences - we realized that eventually this would never work, It was very sad and we both were hurt.Any one had a bad experience with a inter religion marriage?
I've never seen it make any difference.Any one had a bad experience with a inter religion marriage?yeahh currently my problem at the moment..i don't mind his religion but when missionaries push it on me it makes me sooo crazzyy and uncomfortable!!!! I have always had respect for him and his beliefs but when others try pushing it on me its awkward..my husband and his family do not but others do..
I know someone who is Christian and her husband is Catholic. They never had a problem til they had kids. They have different ideas on how the children should be raised. She thinks its wrong to drink especially in front of the kids,he doesn't. He thinks its wrong to use birth control, but really neither one of them wants more kids. Hopefully they'll work it out.Any one had a bad experience with a inter religion marriage?It depends on the 2 ppl concerned. If you are both accepting of one another's faith %26amp; don't push in either direction then things can be ok. If on the other hand either of you set out to 'change' the other then you will run into difficulties.



Marriage is a serious commitment, hard work, love, respect %26amp; communication are vital for success. Good luck whatever you do.Any one had a bad experience with a inter religion marriage?
well i'm dating a guy who is a hindu and i'm Christian we are dating each other since 2 years, since we love each other a lot i have to make the scarifies for the well begin of are life. you know its a male dominating country so ladies have to bend down. and i'm going to be changing my religion, and are kids after marriage will be brought up on his religious values, but i'm free to follow my faith even after marriage. just to make are life and love work, i'm scarifying everything just because i love him.
That's an issue that should have been solved before marriage.Any one had a bad experience with a inter religion marriage?
This problem only happens when one tries to force their views on the other. Mature people dont d this. If religion is more important than people to you then you should only date your religion. If none of you are super serous about religion or if u can respect differences you will be fine. Dont expect others to convert either because that is just stupid. I just hate it whne pastors try tell peolpe they should only date "christians" tryingg to control peoples lives
I have never seen it bring anything but difficulty and heartache.



Erica D: I know you did not ask for advice, but your post made me very sad inside. If you are truly a Christian, a born-again Christian with Jesus in your heart, you know that the Bible says not to be "unequally yoked". This is a picture of 2 animals being harnessed together to accomplish the work in the fields efficiently. A farmer does not yoke an ox and a mule together, it is unbalanced and they would end up going in circles. That is the picture of a marriage of 2 different religions. It saddens me to think you would "sacrifice everything" because you "love him". Even your own inner spirit? Even your own values and beliefs? Truly, even your own salvation??? You cannot "convert" to another religion, and then follow your own anyway. It is a dangerous thing. You will lose yourself and your own identity if you proceed this way. Please see a Christian minister and discuss your plans with them, and ask if this is what God truly wants for you in your life. I believe you will avoid a great unhappiness if you do.
not with marriage but we both loved each other i a Christian she a hindu and we did not marry not because of religious difference but because of status and home sick on the part of the girl.

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