Editing Interfaith marriage (section)

==== Baháʼí Faith ====
{{Main|Baháʼí marriage}}
{{Further|Baháʼí Faith and the unity of humanity|Baháʼí Faith and the unity of religion}}

According to the [[Baháʼí Faith]], all religions are inspired by God and interfaith marriage is permitted. A [[Baháʼí marriage|Baháʼí ceremony]] should be performed with the non-Baháʼí rite (or ceremony). If both ceremonies are performed, the non-Baháʼí ceremony should not invalidate the Baháʼí ceremony; the Baháʼí partner remains a Baháʼí, and is not adopting the religion of the other partner in the ceremony. The Baháʼí partner should also abstain from vows (or statements) committing them to a declaration of faith in another religion or that are contrary to the principles of the Baháʼí Faith. The two ceremonies should be performed on the same day; their order is not important. The Baháʼí ceremony may be performed in the place of worship of the other religion if it is afforded respect equal to the non-Baháʼí ceremony and is clearly distinct from the non-Baháʼí ceremony.