HOW CAN I APOLOGISE TO MY GIRLFRIEND WHO HAS AN OPPOSITE RELIGION'S BELIEFS?

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There's always a special way to beg your spouse anytime you had an argument. As there's a special way you used in getting her then begging her does not have to be an issue. 
For them to be dating each other, they ought to have understand their selves. Arguments, chaos and minimal break ups are beauty of a good relationship but at last, they go succumb and get back on the track again and start loving themselves much more than before. 
Religion doesn't matter in love, it matters most in relationship, if both of them valued their relationship, they're going to forget the fact that one is Christian and the other one is Muslim. At least, they saw themselves before going to a journey together. And Amos 3 vs 3  says, "two cannot works together except they agreed?". So definitely, that means they have understand themselves. 

I'll advise the guy, if he knows he values that relationship, he should go ahead and beg the Lady. Ordinary sorry and a promise for restructuring will make peace reign and everything will be back on track. And if by apologizing by the guy and the lady in question doesn't agree, it's normal. Just keep pressure on apologizing to her. If you don't have misunderstanding in the relationship, you CAN NEVER know the worth of your spouse. 

All arguments is designed to strengthen the relationship. Arguments are normality of life and beauty of a relationship. For every arguments solved,  your relationship become more stronger. 

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