I agree

Submitted by Strange (United States), Apr 8, 2012 at 02:19

It is also in the Bible that Christian are not to be yoked together with a nonbeliever and both Christian and Muslim believe differently. I read about the women who marry these men and think that God will bless a marriage that is not ordained by him. The majority of these men do eventually end up back with their own kind unless they find a western woman who will allow them to have a marriage with their own kind and keep them as a second wife tucked away in another country, state or city. I have a friend who is going through this now. Her husband a doctor (Palestinian) have been married to her for 10 years, (Marriage of convenience) so he can run for public office...to have that American wife so he will win. Seven years ago he returned to Israel and married a 25 yr old Palestinian girl, virgin fresh out of college, his third marriage. He have several homes in other cities and have 3 children with this Palestinian girl. My friend who was 50 at the time of the marriage to the Palestinian girl who is his second marriage. The first wife (cousin) whom he divorced is living here in another state. This man is suppose to be a Christian which I always thought was a lie for the sake of running for a political office. I feel eventually he will leave my friend and she feel the same. She actually loves him. I see the hurt in her face and the shame in her eyes by letting this man treat her this way he does. It doesn't do any good to talk to her. She will not come to this site. She will not hear anything negative about these men. She is 58 now and she knows one day he will leave her for good to be with his young family,

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