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more authentic religion where reflection is personal , they are more aware, and the
religion is not routine. How a teen responds positively about religion is dependant on
his role models his parents, and those who affect the life of the teen from
childhood. On the other hand, he rebels against religion as a form of rebellion
against people who impose religion upon him. Independence and individuality also
make an appearance in a religious context. Once a teen reaches the time of his life
when he establishes differences between him and his parents, he allows himself to
not accept values and customs adopted by his parents, giving him a sense of
identity.
Teens view family and religion as close-knit, tight groups. They may be seen
as a means of conforming with his culture, or as a means of establishing a teens
identity. Both family and religion allow a child to grow and develop his emotional
maturity. He will be able to establish healthy relationships with anyone and he will
develop a sense of open-mindedness about his and others beliefs.