Description: Though interfaith relationships are so common today that in some faiths and age groups they are almost the norm, the couples involved still face difficulties that same faith couples do not. This book is a frank discussion of religious identity, of the many factors to be considered when an interfaith romance becomes a marriage, and of the wedding itself. It suggests ways in which couples can start and maintain their own traditions and gives quidelines for deciding how to rear children and deal with discrimination. Even dealing with issues involving divorce and death, the guide is filled with useful information and resources for all religions.

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