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What you need to condiser is this: I assume she is not strongly religeous (otherwise she would not be with a Christian to start with), so you need to think of why she can't - or more correctly won't - convert to Christianity. That reason is that she will be ostracised by her community and maybe even her family. So, firstly, would you want to be part of such a 'friendly# relegion, and secondly, she is putting her family and community before you. If she is marrying you, then you should be her first consideration - but you will always be second in the relationship to what others want. That is not grounds for a good marriage.
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I am sure not every Muslim is that extreme, surely?
Sahara Knite was.. |
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I am probably going by C/E
We don't do anything, few ever go to church, we don't even have to believe in GOD although a bit more Christian spirit would do us no harm ![]() Catholics are stricter, but some people like that The Muslims, well I have to admit they seem well OTT to me still if people want to be Muslims it is not for me to judge our religious belief or non belief is our own |
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If I loved someone enough I would become a Muslim
I would just be a very lax one(I would never really believe...but I would try to be fair) Love does not seem very strong if one cannot make this sacrifice |