[ SECRET POST #2972 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2972 ⌋

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[diet_poison]

It does kinda seem that way to an extent doesn't it? A lot of people just take it for granted - their family is Catholic, therefore they are Catholic.

It may have to do with some of the rituals practiced within the church (such as baptizing infants and various other stages of recognition for children), or it may just be a social thing, but you don't see this nearly as much with other Christian denominations - if someone says "my family is Christian" they typically mean most or some or maybe one parent or something like that, and it doesn't necessarily imply that they are also Christian. But with Catholicism it kinda does.