Were you born into your religion? (Excluding different denominations, ie Baptist-->Catholic)
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  Were you born into your religion? (Excluding different denominations, ie Baptist-->Catholic)
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Question: Excluding conversions from one denomination to another (such as converting from a Catholic to a Baptist, or converting from Reform Judaism to Orthodox Judaism), were you born into your religion?
#1
Yes
 
#2
No
 
#3
n/a - irreligious
 
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« Reply #25 on: April 18, 2023, 03:05:10 PM »

Basically, yes. My dad was baptized Presbyterian but was an atheist for all his adult life except his last two years. Mom was a lapsed Catholic. I was baptized UCC out of sheer convenience but still received all religious education from my mother. Converted to Anglicanism during college, and the rest is history.
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« Reply #26 on: April 18, 2023, 09:18:44 PM »

Yes, I was born identifying as Jewish and thinking this is an important part of my identity while barely actually practicing, and I still do this. Voted yes in the poll.

A more interesting question might be "Were you born into your ideology?" (In fact, even that question would probably need to be separated into "Did you inherit your ideology from your parents?" and "Do you feel like you have on some level always adhered to the values embodied by your ideology?" -- which are separate questions. I feel like -- especially on the Internet but also in real life -- you can tell a never-not-socialist from someone who discovered socialism at some point, and something pretty similar goes for libertarianism and certain kinds of religious practice.
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