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The effect of Youth sub culture on religion
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Before I go on an important fact to note is this. Even though a young person may wish to follow the religion that their family follow according to 'The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child' and I quote 'Children must be allowed to speak their own language and practice their own religion and culture'. This information was gathered from 'Childrens rights issue 13 from the nineties volume 13' by Craig Donnellan in May 1990. In 1991 these rights were accepted by the British government and now apply to all children in the united kingdom. I have found that youth sub culture an effect a young persons beliefs and their practice of the Christian religion even though family is found to be the most influential. Even if a subject is not Christian, family can be an influence to it, maybe with parents not being Christian or maybe they are...
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