Children of parents who go to church infrequently are likely to become frequent churchgoers themselves as they search for meaning in their lives as they age.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

There is no clear evidence to support this statement. While some studies suggest that children may follow the religious practices of their parents, there are many other factors that can influence a person's religious beliefs and practices as they age. Additionally, there is no guarantee that a child who grew up with infrequent church attendance will start to attend church more frequently as they search for meaning in their lives.

Children of Parents Who Go to Church Infrequently Are Likely