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Sociology Mixed Marriages in Malaysia, Crossing Culture, Race & Religion
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3dassets
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May 4 2011, 02:52 PM
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QUOTE(Angela Lee @ May 4 2011, 04:33 AM) Won't accept this. Can't preserve the family blood line you see  The more to mix, the better the gene. Inbreeding cause retardation, out breeding create smarter gene to counter defects and virus, also eradicate genetic disorder if not mistaken.
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3dassets
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May 5 2011, 07:57 AM
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QUOTE(Angela Lee @ May 4 2011, 04:02 PM) But family bloodline represents the uniqueness of the family tradition ... it's a great thing to have :-) Added on May 4, 2011, 11:42 pmokay we were talking about culture, race and/or religion. Apology for the non clarifications. I was actually referring to the spiritual bloodline. Christians and Christians preserving the same faith of Christ. If one is Christian religion, then he/she should follow the biblical principles relating to marriage (certainly can't mix). Blood don't represent any uniqueness except genetic disorder, no super gene ever identified, tradition and culture is a practice not inherit, your words are all revolved in Christianity and got mixed up in your mind.
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3dassets
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May 6 2011, 02:10 AM
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QUOTE(Angela Lee @ May 6 2011, 12:44 AM) I think so. Mix marriage from a Christians' standpoint is simply not permissible. Because it believers easily become non-believers by influence. Fundamentally, they can't quite love each other properly Is that the only way to preserve religion? I think there is a tendency of getting out of Christianity or other religion except Islam, my friend marry a Christian and only become a believer after 10 years, i am sure you'd welcome that but the other way around is your worried. Buddhist never need to prioritize religion in a marriage because there is no power to gain and are not at war with other religion. Added on May 6, 2011, 2:14 amQUOTE(Playboy21 @ May 6 2011, 02:04 AM) I come from a rather open-minded non-muslim family, and I for one don't really mind tying the knot with a girl from another religion. My parents too, agree with me as they feel religion is important, but a happy life is even more important. But as open minded as they are, they are against me getting married to an Islamic girl. Why? Because they do not want me to forget my roots. I would definitely take Malay girls into account, if the 'must convert' ruling is overturned or something. The rules is to preserve and increase population of the religion, Islam win by majority that overwhelm others from the beginning and they have made it a rule. This post has been edited by 3dassets: May 6 2011, 02:14 AM
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