It's begin to be an interesting topic that a religious people are marking "be the same belief" for a person to find their soulmate.
If we look back into time the Bible said "we must marry to someone that believe in God", there were individuals that is not a believer. If we compare this theory on this day, this rule would not longer valid if you marry someone that is not in the same religion as you but you both still BELIEVE in God. Is that make sense?
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