interfaith marriages
Weddings across beliefs
Interfaith marriages are marriages between people of different religions.
The term appears in discussions of family dynamics, religious identity, and community acceptance: Their interfaith marriage required compromises about how to raise the children.
Some religious traditions discourage or prohibit interfaith marriages; others have adapted ceremonies to accommodate them.
- church weddingMarriage ceremony in religious building
- syncretismFusion of different beliefs
- family traditionsCustoms passed through generations
- ecumenismMovement toward religious unity
- civil unionsLegal status for couples
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- Ecumenismecumenical, ecumenism, church unity, interchurch, cross-denominational
interfaith marriagestraditional marriages
Customary spousal arrangements
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