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cohabitation /interfaith
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cohabitation
when an unmarried couple live together in a sexual relationship
interfaith marriage
when two ppl of 2 different religions marry
interdenominational marriage
marriage between 2 people of differen christian denominations
why it is more common
declining rates
of religious beliefs
changing gender roles
women
expecting to start a career before they marry
catholic views
opposes cohabitation as it involves sex before
marriage
sex should only take place
after
marriage
- "two
shall
become
one
flesh
"
feel that
cohabitating
couples may be less
commited
to each other than
married
if the couple have
children
, they may
grow
up in an
unstable
environment
- goes against Aquinas' theory of
Natural
law
liberal views
do not see
cohabitation
as wrong
feel that
unmarried
couples have the
same
commitment as married ones
church of england views
accept
cohabitation
if it is a
step
towards
marriage
catholic view of marrying non-catholics
may obtain
permission
to marry a
non-catholic
christians
marriage to a
baptised
christian is regarded as a
sacrament
.
soa on interfaith marriage
anglican churches feel that interfaith marriage are
enriching
-
Jesus
spent
time
with different
faiths
+
races
- never
discriminated
!
The Bible encourage people to not enter into
marriages
outside of the
christian
community
,
buddhist teachings on cohabitation / interfaith
there is no rule in the
Dharma
to marry
following 3rd moral precept :
avoid
sexual
immorality
do not consider
marriage
to be
religious
- it is acceptable to marry a
non-
buddhist