It should be a civil wedding, not a church wedding...the point here I think is not the religion but the love that you and your bf have for each other...if your parents knew about your 7 year relationship they definitely knew that somehow it will come up to this point...just be honest with your parents...your parents should know which to prioritize, religion or their daughter's happiness....
mao gyud ni dili nako ganahan aning religion2x oi...
akong uncle ug aunt same sa inyo situation kay of different religion sila..
so, they opted thru civil wedding pero nagbuwag sila kay kana laging religion2x both nila nga families..
pagsabot nalang gyud mo TS..naa man gyud nay kasulbaran bah..
Sincerely,
Papa Joe
move on that's the simple thing to do
I'm not sure with this though,but is it really necessary for one of you to change his/her religion once you get married? I'm mean say for example, the girl is catholic and the guy is muslim, kinanglan jud bah magpa convert? what if civil wedding, no church involved is it really necessary? Kay if it is, I will really choose my religion over that person that I love, coz first of all ,converting into another religion would somehow contradict my belief in God,which would definitely alter everything in me, such as my perception in life, my faith, and everything that goes around me. I grew up knowing only one person above everything and that is God, not even the person that I love the most could reprimand me from choosing God over him. Not even I could reprimand him as well.. Although religion is something that needs to be considered,however I don't believe that it would be a hindrance for you to love someone. Because we all know that LOVE IS UNCONDITIONAL!
Kadaghan na ang nag dayun nga managlahi ang religion TS. Pero ang looy lage kay ilang mga anak duha'y simbahan...haha...
Pwede man mo magpakasal sa ilang religion, then magkasal sad mo sa iyung religion. Dili mana problema cguro kay christians man mong duha.
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