Will I go to hell if I marry someone of a different religion?

Answer 1

no

Answer 2

Heaven is where God is and hell is where he/she is not.

Marriage is a union between two people and there respective families. There are civil marriages (all marriage are civil) and religious marriages. If two people are of different religions, they may decide to have a civil marriage; however, family wise, that makes it difficult. They may decide to have a religious ceremony with one or the other or both. Usually it is with the bride's religion. So the marriage maybe religious or may not be religious even if the clergy is involved.

So much for mixed marriages. When children are born into this marriage, what religion will they have? Now the two different religion comes to play. No matter how you plan, children do make a difference.

To your question: Marrying someone of a different religion may be hell, but usually God is still present. Marriage has nothing to do with you being in a permanent state of being without God.

Answer 3

No. God wants you to marry so that as the bible says,"two become one". A man and a woman is how God has decided it should be. Same sex marriage is a different definition, and is not based Biblically. What determines who will go to hell, and who will not, is how you live your life according to God. If you do not believe in God, then you do not have to worry about it,....at least until death when the truth will be revealed. It is how you choose to live that will determine your outcome. Marrying someone who is of a different religion means that you will have an interesting life. I pray that both of you will learn from each other, and understand that there will be times that you will not see eye to eye with each other. How you will raise your child with who's customs comes to mind. Good Luck.

Answer 4

Marrying someone who is a different religion can cause alot of problems if you have children. Which religion will they be brought up in? Since your values will be different, this can cause conflict and resentment.
Example: One is Jewish and the other Catholic. One believe in Jesus as the Messiah and the other doesn't and does not think that the Messiah has come yet. The people whom I have known in this situation, have had problems. The Catholic one, has stepped aside their beliefs to raise the children Jewish. This person is not really, in their soul, happy about it.
It is wise to discuss this honestly and openly, BEFORE you are married. Otherwise, you will most likely divorce at some point.

Answer 5

Simply put you can go to Hell if you do every sin in the Bible or if you live as faultless a life as possible or as good a life as possible. Many preachers will find that they haven't satisfied the requirements. Essentially what I am saying is everyone human is born into sin with a flawed sinful nature, at Birth. The only substitution God provided for a Sin Sacrifice was the Blood Shed by Jesus Christ by dying on the Cross. It matters not what person does or how they live or who they marry but what does matter is if you believe in and accept that blood sacrifice that Jesus Christ made in substitution for every human person's sin and shortcomings. Just as in the plague of the death of the firstborn in Egypt, called passover, those who were found under the lamb's blood were passed over by the death angel that night. Similar to that those that are under Jesus Christ Blood appear totally sinless and clean to God the Father who judges all and that is the only way to avoid judgment upon sin whether you call it hell, eternal damnation or separation from God for eternity.

Answer 6

No. You will not go to hell for marrying someone of different religion.

Answer 7

It all depends upon what religion you are now. If you're not a Christian and you somehow marry a Christian, then maybe after he repents of the sin of being unequally yoked he will convert you and you will both end up in Heaven.

If you are a Christian, then don't do it because not only does the Bible say not to, but because you might end up falling away from your faith. As it is written in Amos 3:3, how can two walk together unless they are agreed?

Answer 8

Anyone who tells you Hell is a lie - is calling God a lie. Marrying some one who is a different religion will not buy you a ticket to Hell. How you live and follow God's Word will determine you final resting place.

Good Luck.

Answer 9

no, not even if he/she is gay. I'm starting to belive that hell is a man made concept. I do believe there is an after life, but man uses hell in religion as a way to control the masses by scaring them. Some of the things in the bible i believe are true. But remember the bible was written by man who has a tendency to lie.

Answer 10

You won't go to hell if you marry someone of a different religion.
From my experience, though, it will be a difficult life. I was in a long term relationship, me being non denominational and my partner being Catholic... we never saw eye to eye.. and He always criticized me for my beliefs and how my church functioned. This behavior came along years within our relationship. Needless to say, he's still the same, but I've moved on. I was unhappy and needed to search for that someone God prepared for me. Someone who I can have a 'SUCCESSFUL' marriage with. I have met and married him and I've never been more happier and fulfilled. :)
The Bible says:
Be ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers: for what fellowship hath righteousness with unrighteousness? and what communion hath light with darkness? Corinthians 6:14
(a)Look closely as you “eye” your prospective marriage partner. You will be yoked together for eternity. Be sure your “eyes” are on the same goals.
(b) The Bible teaches that un-equally yoked marriages/business relationships are not part of God’s will because the key factor in a successful marriage is the spiritual aspect
~ I hope this helps you ~
Best wishes to you and your future~

Answer 11

I believe that religions which teach intolerance of people who don't follow their 'rules' are not truly following God's teachings. Why would you go to hell (if there were such a place) for truly loving another human being just because someone decided that God loves one group more than another? God made us all and loves us equally and it's what's in a person's heart that matters, not the building he worships in.