Are you willing to change your religion because of someone you love?

lol I’m sorry some of those things are so silly when it comes to marriage and how would this ever be a deal break. My husband was raised baptizes and I was raised Catholic small difference but it’s under the Christianity house different branches. Honestly it was never a thought for either of us to try or ask the other to convert for the other. It has nothing to do with our relationship or how we feel about each other. Yes his moms mom doesn’t like the fact that we as whole do not devote or self to baptism or that I’ve converted because that would make her happy and she is a controlling person and I’m that type of person that doesn’t summit to others unless I want to. To her I would never submit nor would my husband ask of me to do so. We live open based which means equal respect to all beliefs and faiths. We do not do church, or praying unless it’s out of respect of like a family gathering or get together other wise we just don’t unless the kids ask.

I don´t have a religion and I didn´t have one when I got married. But my mother in law wanted a church wedding so I went to the priest and told him all this. He told me to pray. He did not understand that I could pray if I did not believe. I gave up. I was married by the church rites. My mother in law was very happy.

I would not do it. We would have to live together, go our separate ways, or he could give up his religion. That would be something we needed to talk about and decide together.

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I never would, our love for God should always outshine romantic love.

It depends how you value your relationship. Are you asking this because your partner is in different religion?

I won't change my religion, we will have our separate religions in that case and we won't force each other to follow their respective religion. There should no be a religious barrier if you love someone.

Religion matters, for me NO. My cousin married a seaman religion different from hers. They married but kids were confused for both their parents go to church separately. Kids find their own religion. There's bad effect.

I have known a few who did this. I also know one couple who stayed with their own religions and left it to their children what they wanted to follow. I am not comfortable changing my beliefs. I go with Give respect and take respect

If I were religious I couldn’t change my belief. If you really believe in religion or anything else you can’t just change your mind. If you can. It was never a real belief.

If my partner does not respect my faith it's no use marrying. Where there's love there should be respect.

I can't change for them, all you need to do is agree on how you are going to make things work. It will be hard but since you decided to get married despite of the differences you should just understand each other and make things work.

I am an agnostic so it doesnt matter to me much. But if he would force me to do things I dont want , I will not do it.

No matter how I love you, I wouldn't allow our love to be influenced by religion I change so that we be together? No . Having me change is a condition for you to love me and pure love should be unconditional. So long as we respect each other, religion should be the least in our discussion. Christ came for everyone He never set conditions . This is my opinion

I "might" consider changing to a different Protestant denomination, but I would never deny my faith in Jesus Christ as the Son of God.

The only truth is the Lord Jesus Christ, he is my way to enter into heaven. The Lord isn't a RELIGION. I have a "relationship" with the Creator of this Universe. I was saved, through the blood of God's only begotten son, the Lord Jesus Christ. Without this heart change, no one can ever enter into God's Kingdom.

I'm agnostic (meaning not entirely convinced of atheism) and totally against institutionalized religion. I don't believe changing one's religion should be a pre-condition to a relationship. It's not necessary to get married in the church or by a priest.

If he loves me in the first place, he would not ask me to renounce my faith. Love is universal, and it's not because of what religion you have and etc.

I saw many cases like this one. Hopefully many marriages ought to be like this.

Don't have a religion and i doubt Id have an overtly religious ceremony. Not to mention there is always the option of converting without being theistic in the religion you convert to so I dont see the issue with doing so.