Would you change your religious belief to marry the person that you love??

[jrtugz17]

my answer:
for me, religion and love does not contradict each other. I am a catholic. Jesus Christ, the begotten son, promotes LOVE--unconditional love. Nothing can hinder me to me love, not even religion.

[YellowSubmarine]

awww.. makahinumdom nalang ko aning pangutanaha sauna

[airbender386]

Aside from this very TRICKY question thrown by our very own candidate, 3rd Runner up Winner, Ms. Shamcey Supsup wherein she answers the question with uttermost sincerity. For you guyz, if you will be asked with the same question, what will be your CHOICE?

Would you change your religious belief to marry the person that you love?

With all due respect, I wouldn't even dare to love the person who does not share the same religious belief with me. Shamcey was right when she said that 'if the person loves her, he should love/accept her as a whole and would be willing to accept/respect the person's religious belief!

[Scott Bernard]

However, it is true, a Muslim woman is forbidden from a non-Muslim as he only believes in his prophet while Muslims believe in all of them (peace and blessings be upon them). Say the woman wants to teach her kids to love and respect all prophets but the husband disagrees and stops her from raising them the Islamic way. This may lead to marital problems.

The husband is the head of the household so he is more likely to teach his children about his religion. There are haram (forbidden) things for example: drinking alcohol. A Muslim woman doesn't want to see this and she especially wouldn't want her children to be around it.

In your own religion as an Islam, you think that you're religion is righteous, and we Christians (and even our atheist brothers/sisters) are on the crooked path.

Do you think that Roman Catholic families teach and raise our kids to be sinful? My parents taught me to respect our prophets and saints.

In your point of view, we don't honor your Mohammed, and in our stand, you don't acknowledge Jesus as a God.

The reason why muslim women are forbidden to marry an infidel is not really religious, but rather territorial.

[Lord_Ac]

Screw religion.

[justinblake]

A big NO for me! Ngano diay if you have different religion as long as you do love each other... Para nako pagsinabtanay rajud importante and TRUST...

[THE KID]

naa koy classmate nga girl sa college nga cge jud to nako siya i tease kai ang iyang sugton ra jud nga laki kai kana ra jud pariha niya og church...maglalis pud mi usahay kai ako tan aw niya kai close minded jud..unya iyang pag tan aw nako kai disipolo ni satanas...hahahaha..pero friends jud mi niya ato....helo Cindy..hehee

[bearish]

There's too many fish in the sea... Why should a fish marry a turtle?

you hit the target Scott, bullseye!

[ryemont7650]

There are still some interfaith couples who are married (Christian man and Muslim woman..and my best friend who's Muslim is marrying a Christian). Somehow, they can still make it work. It's just sad that in your example story that such a thing happened. Bad people not following their religion properly I guess.

However, it is true, a Muslim woman is forbidden from a non-Muslim as he only believes in his prophet while Muslims believe in all of them (peace and blessings be upon them). Say the woman wants to teach her kids to love and respect all prophets but the husband disagrees and stops her from raising them the Islamic way. This may lead to marital problems.

The husband is the head of the household so he is more likely to teach his children about his religion. There are haram (forbidden) things for example: drinking alcohol. A Muslim woman doesn't want to see this and she especially wouldn't want her children to be around it.

As women, we may feel submissive towards our husbands (not in the bad sort of way). I went to marriage class with my fiance last night. The Imam said men and women are created equal but with natural differences (in our make up/characteristics). Men were created to have more physical strength while women were created to be the softer one and so the man's role is to protect his wife. So there lies a risk of a woman following her own religion, whatever it may be.

Time is up Ms. Philippines. You're only given 30 seconds to answer. Thank you for that wonderful answer peace sis!

[Bitukon11]

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