The Unconscious Adoption of Religion by Second Generations
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5
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This is a 5 page paper discussing the adoption of religion in children and their unconscious awareness of its adoption and association with identity. Religious identity and thought have been studied by many disciplines within the social sciences, sciences and arts. In all aspects it is believed that religion is one of the few elements learned in childhood that is the most commonly continued or retained into adulthood. Although religious thoughts and rituals may be consciously taught by the family and the community and are considered a major aspect of one’s identity and self, it is also believed that much of this religious shaping is picked up unconsciously by the child.
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