if they both respect each others religious background/upbringing and don't try to convert one another, then anything can happen. the world is full of possibilities
nothing.. as long as u both arent too religious and kare ful bout the religion . in the middle one of u guys have to sacrifice ur religion. honestly..religion....honeslty. im christian and buddhist. i am that because i pray and i belive in sum budhist things. stufff like that.
I have to agree, that tends to be the case. I've seen 3 cases when the non-Christian converted to suit their spouse.
It depends how seriously each person takes their religion, I think. But ya, I agree. It's more common where the non-Christian converts. I think that's what happened with my cousin actually. Not saying that I'd recommend the relationship though because arguments are bound to arise at one point or another.
If someone really converts due to pressure than I believe that he is really not a true convert. A convert as the word defines is a person change religious beliefs, or adopt a religious belief. If someone do it out of pressure, wtf for? No point. Worse is that the spouse/partner would accept this. It's a total lie if you ask me.
conversion or subversion. meaning the buddist or taoist will aknowledge J. C as visage of holy , Christ Fan.. will force abandonment of any except JC as your 1 n only true savior. Zealot will not allow any doubt 2 intrude upon dogma... dog will eat vegan buddha.
As long as they truly love each other, I don't see why not. The majority of the religion all share common teachings. They all tell us that we should live our lives as good people. Not to steal, kill, etc. The only difference between each religion is the way it's practice and the stories that are passed down. Things like that are trivial and can be easily taken care of. At this day and age, there is no room for religious supremest.
I would work if both are tolerant towards each others religion and how they would handle their child when it comes to religion.
yes....they could have. my sis is a buddhist and my bro in law is a christian. they celebrate religious events together(be it for buddhism or christian). they have been together since secondary school and now into their 12th year of marriage. it all boils down to you...whether or not you're willing to tolerate and communicate with each other.
It depends...If there are no external pressure then should be fine. My friends worked out fine. Those few who failed is due to the pressures by church frens and family...
I don't think as a christian you can marry a buddist, because it's not acceptable in the bible: well i am only talking about it in the religious point of view. As for a non religious point of view, well of course you can be happily marry any man in your life, with any religious association. However prepare for debate about religion, because as a christian i mulitple arguments with my friend about beliefs, value, and etc, so image it in a marriage.
it would work if they both respect each other. You also need to take in account how obsessive they are with their religions
^ that is true...... religion is dumb for its boundaries.... lol people choose to be dominated.....XD
^Domination is one way of looking at it, I suppose. By Biblical standards, no, it's not right to be in a relationship with someone who's not a Christian.
