Is religion a must in your family?

Q:

Is religion a must in your family?

  • Mabel says:
    no
  • Julie says:
    #1
  • Susan says:
    Yes
  • Brittaney says:
    Thats a difficult question to answer, I beleive in my faith with my whole heart but I dont believe on forcing it onto others, but it would really hurt if my children didn't believe in me and my fiance's faith....
  • Christina says:
    My children knowing about God, and reading the bible is must in my house. But I leave my children with the choice to make their own decision on what they choose to believe.
  • Kareemah says:
    yes
  • Summer says:
    Yes
  • Janelle says:
    No.
  • Hannah says:
    yes
  • Rebekah says:
    YES absolutely
  • Nikki says:
    I would say that morals are a must, good manners, knowing right from wrong. but not necessarily religion. per se
  • Danielle says:
    God is a must in our family.
  • Samantha says:
    well yes, ireland is a large cattholic communty, so it kind of goes like that.
  • Chrystal says:
    It's not a must although I wish it was. I am a Christian, my husband is not. He's not against it though and he believes in God. He is just not saved. As Addison gets older we will go to church as a family.
  • Talea says:
    very much so
  • Jessica says:
    Well, nothing is forced, it is part of our everyday life...it is a lifestyle if you will...so they don't know any different!
  • Shelby says:
    Yes .
  • Mindy says:
    no
  • Melissa says:
    no religion is not a must, but the relationship with Jesus Christ is. We don't do " religion" here- we are all about having a relationship with God
  • ruwayda says:
    yes
  • Susan says:
    "Religion" is not really as much "Spiritual". I raised my children to believe in God and they were both raised in church. My daughter still attends church with her 3 year old but my son has turned his back on church/God. I pray that he will come back to how he was taught.
  • Valerie says:
    YES
  • Lacey says:
    no i dont believe so. a must in my family is love, honesty, & trust
  • Inaya says:
    Deffinitely
  • Deidre says:
    yes
  • Linda says:
    No
  • Amanda says:
    yes
  • Sommer says:
    yes
  • alivia says:
    yes it is
  • Brittany says:
    No
  • Charlotte says:
    On the contrary! We aren't religious at all but that doesn't mean we don't believe in anything.
  • Karen says:
    it kind of is. I want to have religion in my life and my children's but I found it so difficult for my kids. I would bring them to church and they would be very whiney and didn't want to be there.
  • Laura Zoey says:
    Learning about God, and Jesus, and how we were created and saved etc is a must.
  • amy says:
    yes
  • Ella says:
    no, but faith is
  • megan says:
    every day
  • Stephanie says:
    Yes
  • Jennifer says:
    We don't drill religion in our family. We accept our religion in a positive way. We don't talk bad about other religion.
  • Tasha says:
    Not really
  • Irasema says:
    Yes.
  • Katherine says:
    Yes, except for my husband
  • Aimee says:
    nope
  • A. Michelle says:
    Religion is not forces but a relationship is strongly encouraged..lol
  • lemriel says:
    Yes
  • Yvette says:
    Yes.
  • Lindz says:
    yes it is good to be knowledgeable about all religions not just close minded to one paticular one. i believe all religion are connected to each other. no paticular one is the right one.
  • Beth says:
    yes
  • Claire says:
    NO
  • Tshego says:
    It is
  • merry says:
    yes
  • tina says:
    yes
  • Elfrieda says:
    Yes, of course I will teach my children to believe what I believe. I think it's true, and that's why I believe it. Obvious, right?
  • Sarah says:
    No x
  • nicole says:
    yes
  • Michelle says:
    no
  • Chrissy says:
    Without a relationship with God, everything tends to be a lot more difficult.
  • Erin says:
    It is very important to my family
  • Leanne says:
    no
  • Heidi says:
    yes
  • Kenitra says:
    No, but encouraging christian behavior is.
  • Brandie says:
    no
  • Kandice says:
    No not at all.
  • Gillian says:
    yes
  • candice says:
    no
  • Bridgette says:
    Yes
  • bridgette says:
    no not really,but once in a while is necessary for yourself
  • RoseMary says:
    No
  • Janis says:
    Yes. Religion is a must in our family. We feel our religion guides our every decision and our paths in life so it is very important.
  • Seana says:
    yes we dont go to church but the bible says church is 2 or more ppl praising god and we do it as a family at home for lenthy time periods not every week but very often
  • Trinda says:
    It is very important in our family, but I do not force it on our children, it is something that they willingly acknowledge.
  • DEBBIE says:
    Yes a big must.It controls every thing we do or say.
  • louise says:
    no
  • Jennifer says:
    Faith is a choice in our family. We go to church faithfully because we want to be there to be uplifted with others that believe, we live this faith out so our kids can see how we are different and then when the time comes and they understand it fully, they can make that life choice as well. Never forced, but encouraged yes.
  • Lipa says:
    yes
  • Jay says:
    I wouldn't force it on my kids like it was forced on me
  • elizabeth says:
    CHRISTIAN
  • Sarah says:
    Yes!
  • Anjuli says:
    i think that it is at the beging to try and rasie my son beliving in god and our families belifes but if he wants later on he can make his own choice on what he wants to belive.
  • Sonia says:
    No
  • Kimberly says:
    Christ is a must!
  • imelda (ida) says:
    we're trying to instill in them that personal relationship w/ the LORD is the best AND NOT RELIGION
  • Enola says:
    Religion is important to our family, and my children show an interest in it. My husband and I teach them about our beliefs, and always answer any question they have concerning other religions. If we are asked something we are unfamiliar with or do not practice ourselves, we help them find the answers they seek.
  • Billie Jo says:
    i believe that my children should absolutely be exposed to god, church and religion. when they are older they can make the final decision on what to believe and what not to.
  • laci says:
    We all are religious but we do not force religion on anybody.
  • okoye says:
    yes.
  • Shae says:
    Following a religion is a personal choice, so no.
  • Denise says:
    I want my children raised in a church, but I won't hold it against them if they choose not to believe.
  • sarah says:
    YES it is
  • Nicole says:
  • Amber says:
    no
  • Erin says:
    its important, but we don't take is super seriously.
  • Cyndel says:
    No, Jesus Christ is a must in our family! Jesus Christ is the center of everything in our family!
  • Chelsa M says:
    not exactly
  • Crystal says:
    Well God gave everyone Free Will... But My Family believes and I'm going to raise mychild in the Lord