Yes

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  by Joseph Whalen

  Created on: January 14, 2009

  Our religious beliefs are the fundamental source of our moral values and behaviors. Indeed religion

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  by Linda Gurley

  Created on: December 10, 2009   Last Updated: December 11, 2009

    There is no question that parents have power to end hereditary religion.  We teach other

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  by Andi Jeanz

  Created on: April 08, 2010

  Parent Have the Power to End Hereditary Religion 

  Hmmmmm… I will take the liberty of assuming

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  by Eileen Schmidt

  Created on: June 18, 2009   Last Updated: June 21, 2009

  Children learn what they are taught. We as parents want to teach our little ones about all things good

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  by Gary Maclean

  Created on: June 27, 2008   Last Updated: April 25, 2010

  When it appears that a family's religion is handed down from one generation to the next; when children

• 6 of 22

  by Wendy Stanley

  Created on: January 01, 2009   Last Updated: January 02, 2009

  THINK FOR YOURSELF, QUESTION AUTHORITY!

  Can parents end hereditary religion? I sure hope so! Along with

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  by Larkin Williamson

  Created on: February 02, 2009   Last Updated: February 14, 2009

  When I was just a child, I looked up at a large church and imagined that the bricks were loaves of bread.

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  by Nicole Limoges

  Created on: March 17, 2010   Last Updated: April 02, 2010

   Why shouldn't a parent have the power to end hereditary religion?  Is it suggested that parents

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  by Keith Redfern

  Created on: April 15, 2009   Last Updated: April 17, 2009

  A religion which is hereditary imposes something on children which they have a right to choose for themselves.

  Religion

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  by Paul Schingle

  Created on: May 21, 2009

  I believe in the statement and in the sentiment, but I highly doubt that most parents will actually

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  by Karen Zortman-Loos

  Created on: June 13, 2008   Last Updated: March 05, 2009

  I was raised as a Roman Catholic and my children started in the fold but my husband decided that he

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  by Kimberley Quinn

  Created on: January 31, 2009

  I am writing using myself as my own example. I inherited my religion from my parents as they baptized

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  by Vernelle Nelson

  Created on: July 12, 2008   Last Updated: August 23, 2008

  PARENTS HAVE THE POWER TO END HEREDITARY RELIGION
  We, as parents and caregivers not only have the power,

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  by Richard Sprigg

  Created on: June 08, 2009   Last Updated: June 11, 2009

  It is intuitively obvious that, in a free country, parents have the power to end hereditary religious

• 15 of 22

  by Tom Parsons

  Created on: March 28, 2009

  Some people argue that the church is made up of bricks and stones, and as such is simply another structure

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  by B. E. Shaw

  Created on: November 19, 2008   Last Updated: January 15, 2009

  Most definitely, parents have the power and I believe it is their duty to end hereditary religion. Many

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  by Claudia Windal

  Created on: August 19, 2008

  Parents who follow a particular religious tradition tend to have their children baptized in a church

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  by Andy Heintz

  Created on: August 17, 2008

  Parents should let their children decide what religion best suits them. There is no more important freedom

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  by Marian Gutierrez

  Created on: February 01, 2009

  Absolutely. They can even do it without meaning to. As a matter of fact, that's how it was in my case.

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  by R.A. Scott

  Created on: August 13, 2008

  "There is only one religion, though there are a hundred versions of it." - George Bernard Shaw.

  Religion