Ours is increasingly a secular nation. But religion still thrives, particularly in the home.

Parents who actively practice their faiths will more than likely pass their practices down to their children, according to a recent Pew Research Center study. As a result, the vast majority of young adults in the United States share their parents’ religious affiliations, whether that be Catholic, Protestant, Muslim, atheistic, or “nothing in particular.”

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