Do you think a couples' religion is a big factor in marriage?

Do you think it's important for both husband and wife to be the same faith?Do you think a couples' religion is a big factor in marriage?
Yes. IT can hurt your marriage later, and how you raise your children. One might want to raise there children a certain way, base on there beliefs, and the other will not have it. The kids will be confuse. One person will hate that the other do not agree with what they think, and it will lead to trouble. IF both have the same faith, they will think the same way and life will be great. The kids will be fine. Trust me, i know. If i could tell people one thing about marriage, that would be, to marry someone with the same faith. Life with them would be so much easier for you and your kids.Do you think a couples' religion is a big factor in marriage?
I am happy to hear you're married and that you lead a righteous life.

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In the USA, the laws would allow a divorcee to take the children and the kids can become another faith. It's a touchy scenario. If both marriage partners share the same faith, it makes it easier , also with in-laws, extended family.

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No...
ye sbeing of different religions for sure take its toll





my step family is catholic and my dads family is lutheran, and since im not catholic i will no longer go to cathlic services, not only that but when i did go i didnt do all the same prayers, and other things i didnt believe.


my dad now feels the same way, and my stpe mom is upset about it....
yes marrying into another faith is NOT permitted in Christianity.





It encourages children in marriage to be brought up non-Christian and it encourages the Christian partner to be tempted from their faith or having to see sin from the non-Christian partner.
@';Do you think it's important for both husband and wife to be the same faith?';





Yes.


Equally yoked...joined together in thought.


Under one God.








I'm speaking about the God of the Universe, Who's Son is YShua.





One man and one woman marriage.
It's only a big factor in a marriage if it's a big factor in the lives of the individuals getting married. In my marriage, it's no factor at all. It's completely irrelevant.
I think for the sake of all involved, the kids, parents and both families its a lot easier and healthier if they share the same faith. Marriage can be hard enough sometimes without adding differences in basic life beliefs.
Though having the same religious beliefs makes life much easier, there are plenty of people who don't.





It's not faith that matters most, it's respecting each other regardless.
Equally ';Yoked'; is always easier on the marriage.





(Yoked being that wooden harness that bonds two farm animals together when they have to plow a field)
Yes.





Amos 3:3


3 Can two walk together, except they be agreed?


(KJV)
If a couple is meant to be together, they will open mindedly respect the others beliefs.
It's a factor; how big it is depends on the extent either spouse practices said religion.
Only if it's a big factor in their life.
yes I do.
yes i do

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