When I first started dating my partner, I thought having the same values was going to be enough. Sure, we come from different religions, but we both value honesty, family, and loyalty. Shouldn’t shared values be enough for interfaith couples?
From this post, you’re going to be given some interfaith relationship advice that can help ease your relationship and overcome the oldest obstacle in the book: religion.
I received an email a couple of weeks ago from a woman who explained to me how she slapped her date across the face at a restaurant – and that he took it. It’s time we talk about it.
As being in an interfaith relationship myself, my partner and I have learned a lot. Not just about each other, but about ourselves. So, here are some pieces of advice to help you with your interfaith relationship.
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