Religion can have many different meanings, and beliefs in just a single family. Religion is practiced throughout the whole world, and there are many different ways to go about doing that. Throughout this paper I will explain to you what religion means to me and my family. When I was home this weekend, I had interviewed my mom and asked her some questions about her position on religion. The first question was, “What does religion mean to you?”. Her response was, “God is always there to help anyone, in anyway they need it. “ She then went on to say, “Although there are many different ways the believe, and some say there’s more than one god, but in all everyone should have someone to lean on.”
Religion in my family has consistently been the same from when I was born. From my grandparents to my parents, our views have …show more content…
When my great grandpa came here from Germany, he had lived in Elgin, Illinois. When he came here for a better life, the first real place he got involved into was the local Lutheran church. This local church is still standing today in the city next to where I used to live. From then on, my grandma and grandpa had taught my mom the same views that they had learned from their parents. This tradition has been passed all the way down to me now. I especially feel the tradition because it had brought my family together, and I’m hoping it can do so to many other families. When I was young, my parents had chosen for me to attend a private Lutheran school from Pre-K to 7th grade. The private school that I attended was perfect for my family in many ways. The first way being, that it taught me the way of religion and
Religion in my family has consistently been the same from when I was born. From my grandparents to my parents, our views have …show more content…
When my great grandpa came here from Germany, he had lived in Elgin, Illinois. When he came here for a better life, the first real place he got involved into was the local Lutheran church. This local church is still standing today in the city next to where I used to live. From then on, my grandma and grandpa had taught my mom the same views that they had learned from their parents. This tradition has been passed all the way down to me now. I especially feel the tradition because it had brought my family together, and I’m hoping it can do so to many other families. When I was young, my parents had chosen for me to attend a private Lutheran school from Pre-K to 7th grade. The private school that I attended was perfect for my family in many ways. The first way being, that it taught me the way of religion and