Religions, and those devoted to them, are generally good folks who mean well. The only problem with most of them is that they want to push their beliefs onto society. Even those belonging to another faith are often targeted as the followers of on religion attempt to convert those of another, and this is quite wrong.

If religions really practice true love, tolerance, and compassion towards all others, then they shouldn’t have these major issues when one of their own announced they are looking at dating others of a different persuasion. The common Christian dating advice, for example, is not to form relationships of a romantic nature with non-Christians, and defiantly not with atheists of agnostics.

But should dating guides be left to those in the dating industry such as dating websites, and organisations that try to bring lonely singles together no matter who they are, where they come from, and what they believe in?

In other words, love is love, and it takes on many forms and therefore should have no boundaries. Interfering busy-bodies are not welcome in the twenty first century, and we’d all be far better off in only they would butt out and let true love take its course.