The answer to this question depends on the specific religious tradition or legal jurisdiction you are considering.
Religious Perspectives
- Some Christian denominations require baptism as a prerequisite for marriage. For example, in the Catholic Church, baptism is considered a necessary sacrament for valid marriage.
- Other Christian denominations do not require baptism for marriage. For example, in some Protestant churches, baptism is seen as a symbol of faith, but not a requirement for marriage.
- Non-Christian religions may have different rules regarding marriage and baptism. For example, in Judaism, baptism is not a requirement for marriage.
Legal Perspectives
- In most countries baptism is not a legal requirement for marriage. However, some countries may have specific religious requirements for marriage, which may include baptism.
Ultimately, the answer to whether or not you can get married if you aren't baptized depends on the specific context of your situation. You should consult with a religious authority or legal professional for guidance.
