Religious conversion for interfaith marriage remains a common practice in Abrahamic traditions. Often, the individual converting is led to believe—or made to declare—that the decision was entirely by personal choice, without coercion. But is that truly the case? Conversion by Coercion, not Choice The author presents three real-life case studies to illustrate how religious conversions—though often presented as voluntary—may involve subtle or unrecognized coercion. He has also guided some 1300 youths in interfaith relationships and this is his general observation... Read more