Why should a Muslim Woman leave her Muslim Husband, because she has converted to Christianity? She was a Muslim from a Muslim family and married a Muslim guy from a Muslim family. Both of them were young and good looking graduates of universities in the south west and I looked forward to seeing their children. Then he told me recently that she converted to Christianity and moved out of her matrimonial home even though he allowed her to practice her new faith in peace. Is this right? Should religion be used as an excuse to cheat on your spouse or a ploy to end your marriage? Our Lord Jesus Christ never commanded us to leave our spouse, because he or she did not believe with us. I am addressing this important matter, because many women have been abusing and misusing their conversion to Christianity to cheat on their boyfriends and husbands and rush to quote "Do not be unequally yoked with unbelievers" out of context without knowing what the instruction was addressing.

that's why we need to eradicate all these foreign religions in africa. They are all weapons of division.

nothing divides us more than these crappy religions.

another lovely home destroyed by religion smh

You can inform d husband yo quote the verses of this Bible to her:

2Cor 7:13 "And d woman which hath an husband that believeth not,and if he be pleased to dwell with her,let her not leave him."

Verse 16 "For what knowest thou,O wife ,whether thou shall save thy husband?

Matt 5:32" But I say unto you,That whosoever shall put away his wife or husband saving for the cause of fornication,causeth her or him to commit adultery;and whosoever shall marry her or him that is divorced commiteth adultery."

It might be possible that she has not read these passages of the Bible.
She needs to be told frankly that she cannot remarry someone else. If she does, she might not make heaven.

The first cor7:13 is an advice .If she has d conviction from God to leave,let her leave, but since God honours His words, she can and must never marry somebody else ,aside from her first husband.

enilove: You can inform d husband yo quote the verses of this Bible to her:

2Cor 7:13 "And d woman which hath an husband that believeth not,and if he be pleased to dwell with her,let her not leave him."

Verse 16 "For what knowest thou,O wife ,whether thou shall save thy husband?

Matt 5:32" But I say unto you,That whosoever shall put away his wife or husband saving for the cause of fornication,causeth her or him to commit adultery;and whosoever shall marry her or him that is divorced commiteth adultery."

It might be possible that she has not read these passages of the Bible.
She needs to be told frankly that she cannot remarry someone else. If she does, she might not make heaven.

The first cor7:13 is an advice .If she has d conviction from God to leave,let her leave, but since God honours His words, she can and must never marry somebody else ,aside from her first husband.

Thank you very much.
I hope she will truly follow the word of God.

Orikinla: Why should a Muslim Woman leave her Muslim Husband, because she has converted to Christianity? She was a Muslim from a Muslim family and married a Muslim guy from a Muslim family. Both of them were young and good looking graduates of universities in the south west and I looked forward to seeing their children. Then he told me recently that she converted to Christianity and moved out of her matrimonial home even though he allowed her to practice her new faith in peace. Is this right? Should religion be used as an excuse to cheat on your spouse or a ploy to end your marriage? Our Lord Jesus Christ never commanded us to leave our spouse, because he or she did not believe with us. I am addressing this important matter, because many women have been abusing and misusing their conversion to Christianity to cheat on their boyfriends and husbands and rush to quote "Do not be unequally yoked with unbelievers" out of context without knowing what the instruction was addressing.

Do not be equally yoked with unbelievers!
If your right hand would cause you to sin, cut it off!
What shall it profit a woman to gain a husband but lose eternal life?!

Religious tolerance has limits.

Alfa Seltzer:

Do not be equally yoked with unbelievers!
If your right hand would cause you to sin, cut it off!
What shall it profit a woman to gain a husband but lose eternal life?!

Religious tolerance has limits.

Orikinla: Why should a Muslim Woman leave her Muslim Husband, because she has converted to Christianity? She was a Muslim from a Muslim family and married a Muslim guy from a Muslim family. Both of them were young and good looking graduates of universities in the south west and I looked forward to seeing their children. Then he told me recently that she converted to Christianity and moved out of her matrimonial home even though he allowed her to practice her new faith in peace. Is this right? Should religion be used as an excuse to cheat on your spouse or a ploy to end your marriage? Our Lord Jesus Christ never commanded us to leave our spouse, because he or she did not believe with us. I am addressing this important matter, because many women have been abusing and misusing their conversion to Christianity to cheat on their boyfriends and husbands and rush to quote "Do not be unequally yoked with unbelievers" out of context without knowing what the instruction was addressing.

In What context was 'Do not be equally yoked with unbelievers' addressing? Please educate me. Don't forget muslim women are also forbidden to marry non muslims. Just that the bible verse applies to both men and women

Chris†Kid:
In What context was 'Do not be equally yoked with unbelievers' addressing? Please educate me. Don't forget Muslim women are also forbidden to marry non Muslims. Just that the bible verse applies to both men and women

Muslims from the instruction of their founder and prophet believe in Christ. So, they are not unbelievers.

The unbelievers meant in the context quoted above are idol worshipers and those who reject Christ.
Muslims do not reject Jesus Christ.

enilove: You can inform d husband yo quote the verses of this Bible to her:

2Cor 7:13 "And d woman which hath an husband that believeth not,and if he be pleased to dwell with her,let her not leave him."

Verse 16 "For what knowest thou,O wife ,whether thou shall save thy husband?

Matt 5:32" But I say unto you,That whosoever shall put away his wife or husband saving for the cause of fornication,causeth her or him to commit adultery;and whosoever shall marry her or him that is divorced commiteth adultery."

It might be possible that she has not read these passages of the Bible.
She needs to be told frankly that she cannot remarry someone else. If she does, she might not make heaven.

The first cor7:13 is an advice .If she has d conviction from God to leave,let her leave, but since God honours His words, she can and must never marry somebody else ,aside from her first husband.

This is the truth. I hope she is not being deceived somewhere that she can now remarry a christian brother afresh.

andromida:

This is the truth. I hope she is not being deceived somewhere that she can now remarry a christian brother afresh.

They always use this excuse to cheat.
I have seen it before.

Orikinla: Why should a Muslim Woman leave her Muslim Husband, because she has converted to Christianity? She was a Muslim from a Muslim family and married a Muslim guy from a Muslim family. Both of them were young and good looking graduates of universities in the south west and I looked forward to seeing their children. Then he told me recently that she converted to Christianity and moved out of her matrimonial home even though he allowed her to practice her new faith in peace. Is this right? Should religion be used as an excuse to cheat on your spouse or a ploy to end your marriage? Our Lord Jesus Christ never commanded us to leave our spouse, because he or she did not believe with us. I am addressing this important matter, because many women have been abusing and misusing their conversion to Christianity to cheat on their boyfriends and husbands and rush to quote "Do not be unequally yoked with unbelievers" out of context without knowing what the instruction was addressing.

If they are still dating, it's good to quit the relationship but its best to run patapata from the relationship and never go back into it for he's now a child of light behold all things must pass away.

But if she has married, and she's now a child of God, even if the husband is an herbalist, she must stick to her and try to convert her.
If she divorce him and marry a pastor, she is going to hell for she has commited an adultry

Highyo