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open access: yes, 1981
Cronk, Sandra
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Interfaith marriage and social participation

Journal of Religion and Health, 1966
Why not intermarry? Statistical evidence indicates that increasing numbers of young people in the United States cannot find an answer to this question. Regarding interfaith marriages, widely quoted figures from the United States Bureau of the Census Current Population Survey of March, 1957, show that in a study of 35,000 households, 7.2 per cent of ...
R B, Hepps, E, Dorfman
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Interfaith Marriages and Negotiated Spaces

Society and Culture in South Asia, 2017
Discourse on interfaith marriages in India at present involves diverse narratives ranging from opposition and resistance to acceptance. These alliances deserve greater focus in terms of their uniqueness, challenges as well as everyday negotiations that form part of their lives.
Shweta Verma, Neelam Sukhramani
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Interfaith Marriage in Achieving Household Harmony

Jurnal Marital: Kajian Hukum Keluarga Islam, 2023
Dalam sebuah pernikahan, seharusnya dipertimbangkan kesetaraan antara calon suami dan istri untuk menciptakan keharmonisan dalam rumah tangga. Namun, kenyataannya, banyak pernikahan yang tidak memperhatikan aspek tersebut. Penelitian ini bersifat deskriptif kualitatif dan menggunakan metode literature reviu dengan mengumpulkan penelitian terdahulu dari
Siti Nur Hidayah   +2 more
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Interfaith versus Intrafaith Marriage in Indiana

Journal of Marriage and the Family, 1967
Indiana is one of two states requiring a statement of religious affiliation on its marriage registration forms. This study, the first to exploit the Indiana data, makes basic comparisons between' marriage groups having different interfaith-intrafaith combinations.
Harold T. Christensen, Kenneth E. Barber
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Notes on Mormon Interfaith Marriages

The Family Coordinator, 1977
A study was made of Mormon interfaith marriages (Mormons married to nonMormons) in Northern Florida, where Mormons constitute less than one percent of the population. It was ascertained that (a) about two-thirds of the Mormons living in Northern Florida at the time of marriage had married a non-Mormon, (b) Mormon females married non-Mormons more ...
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