Would you consider marrying someone who is not of the same religion/faith as yours? why or why not?
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If I loved a person their race or religion would not matter.
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I did just that. He opened my eyes to something I've never seen before, but today, we have the same beliefs.
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I'm n atheist, so someone's religion is theirs and minor to me.
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Yes and did. I have no religion. ,my partner is a Christian.
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I dated men who weren't necessarily of the same religion so I guess I would have married them if it had worked out that way. My husband was technically of the same religion but our beliefs are not always the same.
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Yes, because whether one belongs to a religion or not is not important to me.
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I could only marry a very intelligent woman, therefore her faith would have to be grounded in logic by default otherwise I would not marry her. If we had conflicting beliefs then those beliefs would be irreconcilable because we both would have reached our conclusions based on what we each felt were incontrovertible truths, so if her beliefs concerning a deity conflicted with mine then no I would not. Conflicting is not the same as different though.
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Maybe. It depends what faith he/she belongs to. I'm not too fond of the Catholic religion and/or certain Christians denominations. However, If I can live through my faith without interruption I would consider marriage. Nonetheless, I would prefer someone of my own faith or someone who does not belong to any faith but is not an atheist.
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I do not advise it because it can end up being a disaster.
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Okay there are 2 quetions to this. Do you mean within like Christianity? Or, do you mean like one Christian and the other Muslim, Jewish, buddist..etc? Because as long as it is within the sect. say Christian, you need to visit each others church and deide how kids are going to be raised. And you need to except each others beliefs. but if you want to go to the extreme of Christian to another I would advise against it!
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no, because there are more uncommon things than similar things when in two different religion.
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