Influence Of Religion On Religion

The influence of religion on the perspective of marriage in people Admittedly, there are some topics in society that are related to each other, and one clear example is marriage and religion. These two main topics are undoubtedly linked to each other, and are very common in society. However, when speaking of marriage; it is impossible not to think in the most common stereotype about marriage, which is that women tend to dream more about getting marry than men does, and this desire could be influence by the religion orientation of the women. Thus making a woman most likely to get marry if she belongs to a religion orientation. Furthermore, this worldwide topic somehow represents the beliefs of people, and

Pedersen’s (2014) this study showed that a person perspective of marriage could be influence, either a person belongs to a religious denomination or not. According to his study the more young adults are attached to their religious belief; the less likely they are to engage in sexual relationship before marriage, and the fewer partners they have in life. As another aspect, the importance of God in the relationship could also influence the success of marriage. A clear example, when Christian couples seem God as a superior authority that helps them to build a stronger bond in their relationship; in other words, helping them to have better communication; but in the same way helping them to live a marriage under His will (Schichida, Dollahite, & Carroll, 2015). On the other hand, there is different type of religions around the world, but there always will be the ones that are more known worldwide: Christianity, Catholicism, Judaism, Hinduism, and Buddhism. With this on mind, it is also important to emphasize, that a person’s religion or religiousness, could also influence on the decision of who she or he wants to marry; because it would be

In the same manner, different religions could also have different ways of thinking about interracial marriage, due to the fact that not all religions seem interracial marriage in an acceptable way. Although, it could be thought that, interracial marriage is only seem as an issue for society or diverse cultures; it is not like that, because from the perspective of some religions interracial marriage or romance is denominated as an issue (Perry, 2013) additionally, people with more devotional practice as prayer, and the reading of the bible are most likely to date and marry people from different ethnicity and culture, this could be influence by the thought that God loves every single person equally regardless of his race and color (Perry, 2013). In the same way, religion also influences marital stability. In other words, in a couple that husband and wife are equally religious in other terms homogamy; the tendency to stay together for life would be higher, than those where one of the sides is nonreligious or has lower level of religiosity than the other side (Call & Heaton,