Marrying Someone With Different Religious Beliefs | Paul Friedman

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[@gracesamuel2217]

Thank you so much. I am blessed by your teaching.I now realize that love is the ultimate despite the differences in beliefs. When you show your partner that pure love of God towards him or her then maybe through that God can open there eyes to see things the way you see it but if that doesn’t happen still let love leads.

[@S.ENTERTENMENT]

I'm not understand so I'm a Christian so I get married for differ religion or not

[@ZidankingElly]

Hi

[@realtalk675]

Thank you for sharing !!

[@a.m.t.s.]

Thank you so much for giving me hope. 🙏😔 My parents are Catholics and I personally consider myself on religious journey to discover myself and god on my own. After two years of having best friend Muslim guy, we both fell in love with each other and want to marry. I feel like my values and beliefs are closer to his rather than of my parents. But my mum doesn't want me to marry him for his background. I try to obey my parents, but I can't imagine being with someone according to my parent's wish. 😔 I felt very depressed long time because I wasn't sure if I do the right thing and don't do what parents want me to be. But I can't anymore, I can't be someone else because of them. I just hope to keep good relationship with them despite this all.

[@a.m.t.s.]

@@S.ENTERTENMENT hi, what you didn't understand about my comment? 👀

[@a.m.t.s.]

@@S.ENTERTENMENT well, it depends.. What is your native language? I can explain in your language if you're not good at English (i feel like that, no offence 👀)

[@S.ENTERTENMENT]

​@@a.m.t.s. are you still with that guy and you get marry for that guy

[@a.m.t.s.]

@@S.ENTERTENMENT we separated many times and we are still in contact, having space for eventually going back.. But currently we are not in relationship, i don't know what to do 😐

[@a.m.t.s.]

@@S.ENTERTENMENT i have noticed that you asked me about this before that you're in similar situation, right? I can tell you more about my experience.. Do you want to exchange contacts maybe?

[@celiaescalante]

This has been very difficult for me. Please, pray for me.

[@TheMarriageFoundation]

Always, yyou have our prayers 🙏

[@celiaescalante]

I haven't been able to convert to please my husband. I don't even know how to express how much suffering I'm going through. I don't even know if this would have happened to me in my original religion. Maybe it's just a hormonal disturbance.

[@TheMarriageFoundation]

Maybe you need to focus on love and not the difference. Maybe conversion is not as big a deal as your mind is telling you it is.

[@ASMRdreamydove]

I'm trying to understand.. being "unequally yoked," as it mentions in the Bible. If my partner doesn't believe in God & I'm a Christian, Jesus is my lord & savior..... Bible says not to be unequally yoked... should we leave the relationship? ... I'm torn because I'm not 100% sure what's right.

[@TheMarriageFoundation]

We must put God first (not scripture, but communion), but then our spouse is next in line for our love and service. If you are not yet married you will be setting both of you up if you get married and start a family.

[@ASMRdreamydove]

@@TheMarriageFoundation setting up for failure?

[@mjwahba]

The problem arises not only from parents but talking about raising kids. Christianity and Islam, is the worst match and it's better to go for the same faith. Even the best personality match won't be enough.

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