Can Religion Hinder A Relationship?  

But you can't really change religion unless you truly believe it. Not whole heartedly anyway. And then, what's the point if you aren't? You can always say your such and such religion, but your really not. Unless you truly believe in it. Both my husband and I were not Christian when we married. I was raised in a Christian home, but never really followed the path. Since our 2nd child I have come to know the Lord and have accepted Jesus. Unfortunately, my husband has not. It has created a strain on our relationship. I don't think that marriages are null and void if the couple has different religious views. But it does make it so much harder and sometimes, not so happy a relationship.

religion never hinders anything
mentality matters always
if one thinks that this thing is bad he will find various reasons to oppose it and religion is the one
the main thing is that ideology needs to be changed

no but its not acceptable by everyone

It actually depends on the mentality, not the religion. People are so fixated on "religion" but it's just what you really think. Religion sets many boundaries with people, unfortunately. In this case, you or her would have to convert I suppose and it all depends on who is willing to convert.

Honestly, it shouldn't be a hinder in every relationship. But in reality, it will always be an issue. Like what you have said, some church/religious group don't accept marriage of different religion. One of them must be converted to the religion of their partner. But I have also heard that there are couples who got married even they do not share same spiritual beliefs or religion. Like my couple neighbor who is a muslim and a catholic. But with Iglesia ni Cristo, I don't think their church (or your church) will allow that.

But overall, it may become a hindrance in terms of ...who will give way with the both of you. But it will never become an obstacle in terms of how you feel towards the other. It may sound cheesy but as they say "Love conquers all". Right? and for sure it will. Hope for the best on both of you! God bless and Happy Lotting!

I think religion and relationships are separate. I actually think it's a wonderful idea for two people in a relationship to have two religions. This gives the other perzon different perspectives of life and their surroundings. You'll be able to understand things from different views. I personally am not religious, but many of my friends are, and they haven't had any problems with relationships because of religion. I think that you should try this, and if in the end, it doesn't work out because of religion, she could try changing religions, but that should be the last resort.

You really don't have different religions. You're both Christians (from what i can see). The only problem you will have is about you're differences in doctrines. You can just respect each other on that (unless your group says otherwise, I have found INC members to be very strict with issues involving their faith). I don't see any problems you would be encountering aside from that. But it would definitely be better if one will convert to the other, just be sure that you understand fully the doctrines so as not to make it worthless. I think the conversion should be done only if you fully understand and agree the doctrines.

Yes, it deffinatly can be a bad thing in a relationship. You should not change what you beleive just for someone else. What if you two don't make it together, then the other person has chnaged what they beleive for nothing.

Religion can hinder the relationship because the custom vary in lot form religion to religion. and adapting the other religion custom depends upon the understanding level betwee partners.

You need to read the Bible again, it does not say none believers can't be together, it says it's not a good idea. because you could lose your faith.

Check out the old testament it's very clear in their, also I'm sure there is a line about saving a believer, as you can read in the old testament many of God's chosen married outside their tribe.