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Interfaith marriage in Christianity
Interfaith marriage in Christianity: marriage between Christians of different traditions or between a Christian and a non-Christian; governed by Catholic canon law (mixed marriage, disparity of cult), Orthodox Trullo canon 72, and rising U.S. intermarriage rates.
Interfaith marriage in Judaism
Interfaith marriage in Judaism is marriage between a Jew and a non-Jew, forbidden under halakha but common among non-Orthodox American Jews. Key facts: 61% of recent U.S. Jewish marriages are interfaith, 2% among the Orthodox; Reform rabbis may officiate, Conservative rabbis are barred.