what if your love one invite you to join new religion will you join or not?

Every religion existent on this planet was a new religion at some point. The anatomically modern human species has existed for about fifty thousand years. Todays religions with the exception of animism are all short timers when compared to human history. I would check out my loved ones new religion and if aspects of it appealed to me I would join in at least that part that seemed to make sense.

This actually is a moment I dread - when I'm faced between choosing someone I love and my religion. I've contemplated this a lot of times. But I guess I would not join her new religion. Although I have nothing against the religion of other people, be it an old established religion or a new one, my faith in mine is strong and I wouldn't waver.

One must remember it's about God not religion. Sure I would join her religion. They are going to just love me and all those million questions I'm going to ask them. Joining a religion doesn't mean one should become blind. Interaction is key in all our relationships in life. Yes, They will all be thinking before I'm done.

In my religion we are advised to marry only within our own faith. This does not mean that some don't marry outside their faith, but for me it was never a question. I knew that I would never marry outside of my faith. No one should be placed before our Father in heaven. Another reason was that if my husband & I had children there would be the question of what religion they would be brought up in. If you decide to marry outside of your faith then this would most definitely become an issue in your marriage. So marrying someone in my own religion solved that problem because it wasn't even an issue. Marriage is hard enough nowadays why add more problems when there didn't have to be any by simply marrying in your own faith? At least that's how I feel about it anyway.

If my husband asked me to come and visit a new religion I will go and see what it is about. But most likely I will not join for anyone but myself. If I feel old or new religion is for me then I will go for it if not then I'm staying the way I am having no real religion because I believe in them all in different ways. I would never ask of my husband to join something I believe in either.

I will not join unless I am interested in the religion whether it was created yesterday or it has been there for a long time. Furthermore, what matters most is not the religion but believing in God and doing what is right according to HIM.

Hello... Religion is created by human being only... It ain't decided by the God.. The Almighty found it fit to create us all equally with a human body and mind. If one uses it properly, one can live happily without being religious... So I would not think of religion at all... Love is a natural thing and it comes out suddenly... It is the most true feeling.. I would change everything if someone loved me truly. For true love, people have given their lives... My sacrifice (if we can call it so) won't matter a lot... :)

I wouldn't join a new religion because the religion I have now is the truth. I don't believe a new religion could pop up and have the truth. If it is a new religion it has to be based on a man or woman and what they think, which is not truth at all. Since we have the Word of God, why do we need to add to it what a human being thinks. It will be lies if they try to change what God has already said in his Word. I would stay with the truth and stay away from any new religions that pop up.

It happened to me. I ended my love with her, but it really hurts. I will never change my religion because I know we have the truth in ours. That girl's religion is just an offshoot of ours, so why would I change mine to hers?

No. If she likes me she will understand. I don't want her to join my religion if she doesn't want to.

If my love one invite me to join new religion, I will not join to new religion since I already get used to my own religion and I am feel comfortable to my religion. I will tell her not to join but I will only visit to her religious mass so that she may not feel sad and disappointed to me.

This is something that I have been seeing a lot lately! Most of my friends are facing such a situation these days and my friends are actually ready and accepting to change their religion for the sake of love. But let us not forget the fact that, my friends will get converted to a well established religion but not something which was created by man, specially today's man, created just the previous year. It is just rubbish. But then, no offense, everybody has their own faith and trust.

There is no religions. But we create it. First thing is that we all are human. Its a big religion.

it depends. If i think that the religion is right for me, i would join of course. My way of defining right is the religion must emphasis on peace and harmony. The teachings of forgiveness and control of worldly temptation is also must. As long the religion does not contradicts and have a firm law and belief in righteousness, i don't see why, not too join them. Haha, that would be my personal perception. LD

All religions, old and new, were created by men. If you believe that God exists how do you call him? Many religions have quarrels about this and I find that this is absurd. But at the same time many people need the support of a religion and are true believers. If your loved one really care about you, he/she will not insist for you to change your beliefs.

Religion is not something you can just put on--like a new pair of shoes. Your religious beliefs are a part of your personality. If you are uncomfortable with your belief system then, by all means, explore something else. If your partner "loves" you enough to marry you, she needs to accept you as you are instead of trying to change you. That is my opinion.

It depend.... 1. if person who asked me to change my current religion is my truly love, it possible 2. I join my current religion for particular. If new religion who offered to me had better answer and can proof, why not.

I don't think I would, it might cause a few complications with my family too so I would prefer to stick to my own religion. I have relatives who married their partners who were had a completely different religion, the marriage still went well and my relatives didn't have to convert at all. I reckon religion is more of a personal thing, don't let it get into the way of marriage. I know people who are Christian who married Buddhists and their marriage is quite happy. If a person was born into a religion, I think they would rather stick to it than convert.