Like mostly, a Christian can’t marry a Muslim and vice versa. You’ll find that, a couple who really love each other end up spilling up just because of religious difference.
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Like mostly, a Christian can’t marry a Muslim and vice versa. You’ll find that, a couple who really love each other end up spilling up just because of religious difference.
Beliefs matter a lot when it comes to companionship. Different religions rarely accommodate others who do not believe in what they do.
This is because it is hard for someone to convert to another religion that he/ she don’t believe in just because of love. Some people have sacrificed and moved from one religion to another. Some have worked but most of them fail. Doing something you don’t believe in is not easy.
Religious differences don’t always spell doom for relationships, but they can lead to arguments and tensions. Religiously mixed couples should be proactive about addressing the role faith will play in their family life, according to experts on religion and romance. “Religion is a very, very big issue.