Jewish man and Catholic woman get married, what religion their kids will be?
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Wow.  I think it would be problematic.  Generally, the religion of the mom transfers to the children.  \n\nAs for problems, it depends on how religious each is.  I have known people in this situation that were able to raise the children under both, let them decide later, and just have all the celebrations.  Really depends on the people.
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completely different religions. Catholics are christians. Mormon, have a different bible. Look them up on the internet, you'll see find out for yourself
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You've been watching "Fiddler on the Roof", eh?\n\nMost of the Jewish families in America do not pick a spouse to their children.\nThe religious ones may try to arrange an appropriate matchmaking, but in 99.99 % of the cases, it is all up to the child.
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This fun:\nElaine          Feminist/Atheist\nJerry            Jewish\nKramer        Roman Catholic  \nGeorge        Greek Orthodox?\nNewman      Seventh Day Adventist\n\nYour right ...Your right...\nLatvian Orthodox
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That's a tough one. The priest that will conduct the ceremony, will have to cheat (in essence), because it is against the rules of the doctrine (as far as I know) so that is why one of the two in the couple usually submits him/herself to the demands of the other's doctrine (he will have to be baptized orthodox Christian, in your case). There are exceptions but always in a personal level, and with the fear to get everybody in trouble. I live in an officially greek orthodox country and I grew up as one too (but I don't consider myself as one anymore) so I've heard many occasions like this. I can recall few marriages like the one you're seeking to have, but they are very rare and the couples said afterwards how kind the priest was (so, you see it gets personalized) that he did not demand anything like being baptized. Good luck
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Firstly Muslim Man can marry only Muslim , Christian or Jewish Woman, because all of them beliave in God.\n\nSecondly the steps of marriage are simple in Islam, only the couple need 3 conditions:\n\n1- He have to ask her (Do you accept me as a Husband, treating you in the best way as God order us, she have to aswer Yes I accept - if she want that).\n2- At least 3 persons should attend this protocol as a witnesses.\n3- Both of them should intend to Continual life.
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Oye. So many Goyum, so little education...\n\nMost spiritual (rather than books of the law) books in Judiasm had two versions. Mystical and not so mystical. Most Orthodox Jews read the Mystical version of Genesis. In the mystical version of Genisis, Adam has a first wife, Lillith. She was created equal to Adam. There are arguments. Basically she wants to be on top...Adam wants a more submissive wife and gets G_d to create Eve. Adam wants Lillith destroyed, G_d makes her a spirit. She is angry (imagine that!) and becomes the she devil who kills children in their cribs....\n\nThe Roman Catholic Church adopted the other form of Genisis because it met their Gentile cultural norms better than the Genisis most observant Jews used at the time.
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I suppose you're possibly a Christian, a Catholic, a Jew, or a Muslim, right? I believe in the kind of family that God has always had in mind when He created the first couple--Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve or whatever. I strongly believe that same-sex marriage and family should be forbidden and stay illegal.
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That is  a very good question and the answer is a little confusing. The problem is that people often get confused between Judiasm and Jews. To be Jewish does NOT mean you follow the Jewish religion, instead it is a group of people. Kind of like just because you are Indian does not mean you are hindu, or if you are arabic it does not mean you are muslim (unless it is the law of your country) \n\nNow before the birth of Christ, the Jewish(reffering to the group of people) did follow the same religion, which can be called the "Jewish" religion, because they where Jew and that was their religion. Now, before Christ was born, as you know from reading the scriptures, their where prophesies about his coming. Some believed and some did not believe he was coming. When Jesus Christ was born he taught many new things and gave new revelations. Thus came Christianity, though if it was called that at the time, I am not sure. Those who did not believe he was the Savior and still live by the ways before Christ and do not follow His new teachings broke off and are today reffered to as "Jewish"\n\nThose who followe Christ are Christians. Those who are Jewish by blood are not neccesarily Jewish by religian, You can be jewish by religion even if you are not Jewish by blood. Jesus was born to Jewish parents and He is how Christianity started. Remember, back then Jewish and Christianity were intertwined and not distinctively seperate.\n\nI know it is confusing. But basically, the coming of Christ and the belief in whet He taught is what seperates the 2 religions.
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There are many versions of Christianity. If you pay attention to movies, you should have the basic idea. Usually the woman wears a white dress and veil. Her parents give her to the groom. The bride and groom exchange rings and vows. Afterwards there is a reception at a hall or a church or the parents' home or a park.
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Of course they can -- it happens all the time.  It might have to be a civil ceremony if either the minister or rabbi prefer not to perform the ceremony.  Regardless of who performs it, the marriage is still recognized by all.\n\nMany Christian women convert to Judaism -- their children are born Jews just the same as any other Jew.  Many Christians seem to believe that Judaism has something to do with a bloodline.  Not true.\n.
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A child is usually the religion that the mother is.And the children won't be accepted as jewish unless the mother is.They could convert, though.But yes, a choice will need to be made.Or do what I do.Give my son back ground on every religion and let him choose when he's older.
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The wedding at Caana is the closest you'll find to evidence that Jesus was married.  It was Jewish tradition that the groom provide the wine for the wedding.  It makes no sense for Mary to be so concerned about the wine unless it was her son's wedding.  Notice that the story never says whose wedding it was?
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Hi,\n\nCurrently Catholic prieast are not technically allowed to marry.\nHowever it is not written in stone...\n\nPriest were married for the longest time.\nCelibacy was instituted in order to correct certain social issues in the past. The Church at the time face the issues of Priest who could not totally devote themselves to their community because of their own family obligations thus creating conflict of interest....\n\nThere is currently a specific Catholic Order adopted by the Church in Africa. Because of cultural realities, those priest are recognized by the Vatican as offical priest and can marry... But that is an exception.\n\nIn the West, the issue will have no choice but to be readdressed soon... As the number of Priests are dwindling yet the number of lay are increasing... Plus there is the place of women... \n\nMy five cents ;-)
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i am a former south african ,married to an persian jew.they are very loyal when it comes to family,been happily married for 27 blissful years,from mikhal in israel.
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Marriage is also a ritual of religion or faith or way of life
1090514
Meshuggah has been done.\nWhat about the Kosher Kids?  Kosher Killers?  Yeshivah Yah-Yah?  the Dreidel Spinners?  Bar Mitzvah Boys?  Bar Mitzvah Badasses?  Rabbi Rangers?  Rabbinical Radicals?  Rabbis Rock?  The Schmoikels?  Oy Vey!