can LOVE conquer differences in religion?

i belive their should be just one religion in the whole worls and thts love and humanity..then the world be a great place to live and welcome the future gentrationsw with peace and love.

If you are talking about two extremely different religions and two people who's life is a reflection of those religions the yes, you will have a problem. But life is not black and white and love is between people that trust each others. It is about compromising, allowing each other's to be free and about respecting each other's beliefs. All religions have main think in common - LOVE. And it is not only about love we have for ourself and each others but as well for everybody else. And that is what you want to pass over to your kids. Learn them to respect others and to follow they hearts. Well, that is really it but the truth is that it would be just another problem or another dissimilarity in relationship. If as a couple you learnt how to solve your problems, you will be fine with this one as well.

I think that any couple who has religious issues in their marriage or relationship asked for it to begin with...The way I see it is this, if you DON'T talk about these things FIRST then YES you WILL have issues later on...never assume that your mate will change their ways for you just like you wouldnt necessarily change your ways later on either....When it comes to religious differences in a relationship, there should never be any issues becuase it should all be talked about in detail long before marriage or children come into the picture..

I think that REAL love could actually conquer such differences. Why not? I would respect my partner's beliefs even if they were completely different then mine and I have in the past. When it came to the children, neither of us forced ourbeliefs on them. They knew each or ours as well as other religions. They grew up knowing about all religions and not being forced to subscribe to any. It was all their own choice and I strongly feel that is how it should be.

My husband and i were raised in different religions and we have been married 14years and so far haven't had a problem wit it.

I know a lot of couples here with different religions. And they are still living together with their kids. There is this one couple that already have kids and still unwed. So they decided to get married after their second child. They remained to be in their separate religions after the wedding. And how they did that, they asked the state to marry them, civil wedding that is. And about the kids, they will let their kids decide which religion will they go. KEEP SMILING = NEIL

YES... when you love you understand... and when you understand you accept... then when you understand and accept you can forgive. therefore... You love, understand and accept everything about your partner and forgive the wrong things that your partner did to you. right?