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The how and what of modern religious transmission and its implications for families.

Heather Howell Kelley · Quinn Galbraith · Byran B. Korth

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= 138), we qualitatively explored how parents are currently trying to transmit their religion to their children and identified the following 4 themes: (a) parental example, (b) religious community influence, (c) religious practices, and (d) rules and boundaries. We further explored what aspects of their religion were most important to parents to pass on to their children and identified the following 3 themes: (a) a belief in God, (b) to love, serve, and respect others, and (c) good morals. Utilizing generative devotion as our theoretical framework, implications, applications, and ideas for future research are offered, with attention given to how family relationships can be strengthened and protected, even when religious transmission fails. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2021 APA, all rights reserved).

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