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Enlighten our path to the future
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(Name), I have enjoyed the time we've spent talking about what our different faiths
mean to us. We have discovered much that we share in common. It is my
prayer that the candles we have lit together today in unity will enlighten
our path to the future. I promise to honor your traditions as I honor you. |
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| Name: Aero | 2007-06-17 |
| Shouldn't two people marrying each other and (presumably) sharing the rest of their lives together as husband and wife agree on their faith? Faith is core to who a person is, and if your faiths disagree with each other, then you are not united in your faith, which begs the question: if you can't agree with each other on what is core to your very souls, should you really be uniting together as one in marriage? |
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| Name: Electra | 2007-06-07 |
| that vow reminds me of Jarred and i. he is unsure of his relion, whilist i am a wiccan. and we respect and honor each other and our differant beliefs. |
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| Name: Jen | 2007-07-17 |
| Electra, wow! Ryan and i are in the same boat! He's not really sure what he wants as a spirituality and i am wiccan as well. He asks questions some times and flips through my books, but i don't make a deal about it because it is -his- journey, not mine. I don't think just because two people are living together or are married should be forced to choose one faith between them. but thats just my two cents. |
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