RELATIONSHIP ISSUES :D

Care and love your partner like how you care and love for God!

Admin wrote:Choosing your life partner — the person you want to spend the rest of your days with — is one of the most important decisions you'll make in your life. Living most of your life with the person you love can be a joyous, mutually-fulfilling experience, but finding and choosing the right person can be a monumental task. Sometimes we feel loved to a person who is against in our religion. In this case, what can you say about it? For example in Christian and Catholic relationships do agree with it? Why?

It depends on the person and his capability to handle his/her relationship with the person they loved. The important is they loved each and no matter what happens they will not surrender against all odds.

Admin wrote:Choosing your life partner — the person you want to spend the rest of your days with — is one of the most important decisions you'll make in your life. Living most of your life with the person you love can be a joyous, mutually-fulfilling experience, but finding and choosing the right person can be a monumental task. Sometimes we feel loved to a person who is against in our religion. In this case, what can you say about it? For example in Christian and Catholic relationships do agree with it? Why? 

Does religious affiliate really matters in a relationship?
I think it is not because as long as you love each other and there is God in your life, it wouldn't be bad at all.

Partnership doesn't require any religion. If you truly love a person you should know how to fight for him or her. What is required in a relationship is an eternal love for each other.

I think it's give in take. Ask your partner if he/she is willing to be converted. Also, put yourself into his/her position and ask yourself if you are willing to be converted to his/her. If you both agree then it's time for both of you what to decide. Or maybe you might want trying each other's churches to decide.

For me, Religion doesn't matter at all.. It's a matter of faith in God and as long as you and your partner puts God in the center of your relationship. God will always guide your relationship wit your partner.

Before you get involved to each other you must know first their background, if you know that there's a conflict between you and your partner you must talk to each other. Everything will settle if there's a good communication, respect and harmony between you and your partner.

i just want to know what is the feeling when you are in relationship? is it hard?

Sanel wrote:i just want to know what is the feeling when you are in relationship? is it hard?

Sanel. Ah, so for as what I experienced, being in a relationship is both beneficial and sacrificial. It is a give and take responsibility between the both of you.

Based on my perspective and religious beliefs, I don't agree with a relationship involving different religion. Because we are taught that the best partner for life is a gift from our Lord God, inside the church, having the same faith, having the same beliefs, believing and serving one true God, and fully committed to love Him above all, more than anyone else:) If we want a best partner then we should do devoted prayers for it Patiently waiting and obeying in accordance to our Lord God's will

If your religion is far different from your someone .. It will be more complicated. One needs to sacrifice.



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in my opinion, religion doesn't really matter. There is only one God above us all. In that case, as long as you truly love each other and you have Gods guidance in your relationship that's all that matters.

Admin wrote:Choosing your life partner — the person you want to spend the rest of your days with — is one of the most important decisions you'll make in your life. Living most of your life with the person you love can be a joyous, mutually-fulfilling experience, but finding and choosing the right person can be a monumental task. Sometimes we feel loved to a person who is against in our religion. In this case, what can you say about it? For example in Christian and Catholic relationships do agree with it? Why? 

Well, I think a relationship will always depend on the couple, they need to be in control of their relationship and it's not have to be controlled by the religion. I know it's hard that both of them have their own point of vie in terms of faith but they still have the common thing---and that is love. If they have that then trust, respect and care will be their foundation to have a stable relationship

Krysyl Says wrote:as simple as this ,a relationship that lasts is one with Christ in the center.

flylanie wrote:Care and love your partner like how you care and love for God!

tifalockhart wrote:And with God as the center, their relationship will last with no doubt.

You're right guys GOD must be the center of all relationships <3

Krystyl Says wrote:just wanna share this thing:
“Blessed are the husband and wife who humbly dedicate their lives and their home to Christ and practice the teachings of Christ in their home by being unselfish, loyal, and loving.” Author Unknown

as simple as this ,a relationship that lasts is one with Christ in the center. Two people putting God first, seeking Him in every way possible, in order to be as good as a spouse as one can be. its about trusting one another and trusting in God's plan, that He will build your relationship into one that will last a LIFETIME.

Well, i do agree with what is stated here.. what important is both of you believe in Christ and you respect each other. We are just humans we are not capable of identifying believers from pretenders.. ONLY God knows

Love includes sacrifices, either one of you may sacrifice his or her beliefs for their love.

Tips on maintaining relationships? =)

It is not about the religion, you must deal about faith in God that will never affect you and your love one.

For me it is a matter of choice. In my case , as a Catholic. I think religion is not a big factor about relationship issues. As long as you love each other and you make your final decision even though you have a different religion or your families are against to your relationship with your love one, stand and fight for it. But don't forget to ask the help and guidance of our Almighty God for you to have a happy and peaceful life with your beloved partner.

I don't know if I'm going to agree with this kind of a situation but I guess it depends on the two person which are involved. For me, it is not all about the religion. It is all about the faith that we have especially for our Father in Heaven. As I have said, it depends if God will be their center and if they are going to rely on their religion.

In choosing your lifetime partner, for me having a Christian partner is the best. Because if he/she loves Christ he/she can love you as he/she loves God and of course, a Christ centered relationship lasts forever.

Religions never been a very big role when it came to dating. It really depends on the person. If both people in the relationship aren’t concerned about the other’s religion, then it should work. However, typically they are concerned (even if they say the don’t, they probably do subconsciously). Then it becomes an issue and an annoyance.