Would you consider converting your religion for your lover?

Philippines
December 18, 2006 6:30pm CST
Would you give up you beliefs in your religion and shift to his/her religion all for love?
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59 responses
@_Greeneye_ (1526)
• India
19 Dec 06
no,its not a good idea to change your religion. and it doesnt matter that my love is of which religion
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• Philippines
29 Dec 06
Do you think it would be easy if your partner had a different religion? Would you rather break up with her/him because of that?
@TerryZ (22076)
• United States
19 Dec 06
I might I would have to know something about his religion thou.
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• Philippines
20 Dec 06
So you mean that you would consider converting yourself?
@scottology (1208)
19 Dec 06
no i would not because i do not belive in religion because it is a load of crap! but i would totally respect them no matter what their own religion was
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• Philippines
19 Dec 06
Thank you for your response to my post. I think I would also do the same. If I really loved that person i would respect him/her and accept them as a whole including their religion, as I would also expect them to accept me. I don't think though that I would convert myself to their religion. If I loved that person and we have religion differences, we would just find a way to work things out and respect each others beliefs on God. Would you do the same guys? Good luck to all of you and more power!
@manu224 (1130)
• Italy
19 Dec 06
I love and believe in my religion and I can loving only a catholic girl
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@firdaus (685)
• Malaysia
19 Dec 06
of course not.. i wll never do somehing like that..
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@rinaaus (1201)
• Australia
19 Dec 06
NOPE! My belief no need to be same with my partner's belief.
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• Philippines
19 Dec 06
Thank you for responding to the discussion. I would also do the same and respect my partner's religion. It is just a matter of working things out and accepting each other including their beliefs in God.
@carmat (2849)
• Canada
29 Jan 07
I was born baptist and so were my children. Our whole family is baptist religion.
@urzicutza (1971)
• Romania
19 Dec 06
yes i would do that!! but only in an other Christian religion!or jues butt who knows maybe if he is not Christians he will convert after me!love can make miraculous !
• Philippines
20 Dec 06
Thank you for your responce. So you mean that you would convert to another Christian religion? It may be a Christian religion also but do you think it would be better if you just accept each other's religion and try not to convert one to the other?
@janet069 (663)
• United States
19 Dec 06
Probably not. I'm pretty strong in my beliefs and I don't expect to change at this point.
• Philippines
29 Dec 06
So if you would not change, would you expect him/her to change for you?
@mauier113 (688)
• Philippines
19 Dec 06
I'm deeply religious person, so I won't trade my belief for my love. That's why I choose a partner with the same religion Iam in so conflict will be avoided.
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@Asimk12 (737)
• Pakistan
19 Dec 06
no way.. i dunt gonna do this .
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@saeedsid (1119)
• Pakistan
19 Dec 06
I wont prefer that rather I would like my lover to convert her religion for me.
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@marlaf (93)
• Philippines
29 Jan 07
i actually did. i was a catholic before and now i am a christian. my ex and i are no longer together, but that religion he has shared to me is the best thing he has ever taught me. i believe God gave him to me for me to know Him more. :) but madonna, keep in mind it's not your religion that will save you, it's your faith. the fact that you accept Jesus as your savior and follow what God says..His manual is the bible. :) Godbless!
• India
29 Jan 07
first of all i would not fall in love with someone out of my religion and even if i did i would not change my religion.
@playgirl (1359)
• Philippines
19 Jan 07
it is so difficult. its like choosing bout your partners and family. better talk about it.
@kiiizu (1901)
• Estonia
10 Jan 07
That's a question... I would say, in my country religion doesn't matter very much, so there such a problem can't arise at all. I'm baptized an orthodox, my BF is baptized lutheran, and it's OK. What somebody believes, or believes not, it's his/her own business only. For us religion is a part of the culture. And to move in another country, with totally different culture is problematic for anyone. With my background, my education, and in my age, I don't believe, I could be very happy somewhere else than in Europe... As more to North than better. So I guess, my answer will be no.
@123456_ (1052)
• Philippines
19 Jan 07
no i wouldn't its like choosing your partner over your God. the idea may be extreme but it is somehow like that right?
@raveena (1353)
• India
19 Jan 07
I was a Christian earlier and have converted to a Hindu after my marriage not that my husband forced me to do it or even asked me to. It does not mean that my belief's have changed. I believe Religions are many and diverse but there is only one supreme GOD
@mishang (498)
• Philippines
19 Jan 07
no, i think that if my partner really loves me he'll respect me as well as the religion that i have.
@shobasvk (787)
• Malaysia
19 Jan 07
No definitely not.Im a Hindu and my partner is a Christian.Both of us are on our own religion.We never force each other to convert.Instead,he will follow me to temple and I follow him to church.Basically,all religion ask mankind to do good things..so its all stands for 1.There's no religion says to do bad things to others.