This piece is for real and full of humor. Indeed it happens at the interfaith homes, and it is rightly called December Dilemma. How far does a spouse go to accept the otherness of other? How far should one go? Does the faith that you are conditioned to prevent you from participating in the other? Can we integrate
I laud such couples who embrace genuine humanity by respecting the otherness of other, and accepting each other’s uniqueness. I will be officiating several interfaith weddings between December and January and if the couples permit, their information will be at :http://interfaithmarriages.blogspot.com/ or https://www.facebook.com/InterfaithMarriage?ref=hl Thank youmikeMike Ghouse(214) 325-1916 text/talk………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. Mike Ghouse is a public speaker, thinker, writer and a
Instead of an open heart quad-pass surgery in Louisville, our Doctors in Dallas decided to do a balloon and a stent. I appreciate my friends Dr. Harbans Lal and Dr. Amer Suleman for pushing and facilitating me to go for the alternate procedure. Thanks to Dr. Taysir Jarrah for the smooth operation, I did not
Texas Faith: Are Interfaith Marriages Good for Couples?Interfaith couples must be admired by one and all. When couples are having difficulty in getting along, they are setting a new standard: respecting the otherness of someone else and accepting the God-given uniqueness of each other. They may have grown up in different religious traditions, but yet,
The bride and groom must be admired by one and all, in this divisive world, where people have difficulty in agreeing, and difficulty in getting along – they are setting a new standard, that of respecting the otherness of other and accepting the God given uniqueness of each other. They grew up in different religious traditions,
For The Love Of Huma: The Jews should be proud of this man Anthony Weiner and Muslims ought to be proud of Huma Abedin. Personally I admire this couple for coming together for love which transcends all other created differences. It takes a lot of maturity to accept each other despite the differences and we