Hindus are the most faithful
A recent 2022 The Global Faith and Media Study by HarrisX shows Hindus are most faithful.
Issues in Interfaith Marriages
source: Peninsula Multifaith Coalition March 24, 2016 Interfaith marriage is a part of our new life. There is a high rate of interfaith marriages (40% to up to 70% in America) across all faith groups. Interfaith marriages are increasing but unfortunately issues in interfaith relationships are not reducing. Today’s youths are secular and are influenced […]
BOOK – Interfaith Marriage: Share & Respect with Equality
This book is all you wish to know about your love relationship. This book is written after 12 years of research and with experience of consulting 1200 youths on this web site. This guidebook “Interfaith Marriage” covers different perspectives on God, religious scriptures, nations’ marriage laws, pre-nuptial agreements, and dealing with parents & children about […]
My Three Children Married Outside My Religion
Hardip Singh says: February 16, 2016 at 1:14 pm Inter religions and interracial marriages are the order of the day. A LARGE PERCENTAGE Of Jewish and south Asian boys and girls are marrying out side their religion and race in the United States, Canada and in the United Kingdom. Muslims are no exception they too […]
Jew cannot Marry a Hindu
Arjit says: December 30, 2015 at 7:53 am Myself Arjit. I am from India. I love a girl, living in the united states and she is belonging to a Jewish family. She also loves me but we couldn’t marry because i am Hindu. Our hearts are connected each other but We couldn’t -Arjit View videos: […]
Muslim Singaporean with non-Muslim Israeli
Wani says: July 8, 2015 at 12:51 am (Edit) Hi Admin, I am a Muslim Singaporean, and my partner is a non-Muslim Israeli. We would like to know how we can work this out without any legal/conversion changes (other than the “married” status) and yet, make both families happy by doing a “spiritually-Muslim” wedding/solemnization. Meaning, […]
Jew-Christian Marriage with Equality
Source: Samira K. Mehta On September 24, 2014, Charlotte Clinton Mezvinsky was born, and Chelsea Clinton (former President Bill Clinton and Presidential hopeful Hillary’s daughter) and Marc Mezvinsky became parents. They became something else as well: interfaith parents. The couple has not made any announcement about their plans for Charlotte’s religious upbringing, and, because she […]
Ketubah: Jewish Marriage Contract
A ketubah (Hebrew: כְּתוּבָּה ; “written thing”; pl. ketubot) is a Jewish prenuptial agreement. It is considered an integral part of a traditional Jewish marriage, and outlines the rights and responsibilities of the groom, in relation to the bride. The following is the text of a traditional Orthodox ketubah. However, most Jewish couples are signing […]
Meera Verses Margaret
Meera Verses Margaret: Why Discriminate Against Your Own? Interfaith marriages have many issues, but within-faith marriages are not without their own issues either. The within-faith divorce rates and the gravity of problems are not less. Some of the root causes of within-faith marriages are unusually high expectations, ingrained social customs, discrimination against women in the […]
Torah on Hindus?
The Torah, the first five chapters of the Bible, is the holiest scripture of Jews. The Torah covers revelations from God to different apostles up to Moses. Later, many other apostles, including Jesus and Muhammad, also received revelations from the same God. Though Jews, Christians and Muslims believe in the same God, they are at […]