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Christina McGuire was raised Catholic by her father and Lutheran by her mother. She attended Catholic school as a child but became more open-minded about religion after moving to different countries. While she was confirmed in the Catholic church, she stopped regularly attending services as a teenager and now identifies as agnostic, believing in a higher power but not a specific religion. Her experiences living in diverse places and being influenced by family and friends have led her to adopt a spiritual but not strictly religious viewpoint.
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Kat Herrera was indirectly influenced by Christianity through her grandparents. Her grandmother on her father's side was evangelical, while both grandparents on her mother's side were Christian. As a child, Kat was pressured to attend church by her grandparents, but her parents were not devout and did not force her. Exposure to religion increased in Catholic school where she had to pray three times a day, but she lost interest after moving to a school dominated by non-religious Americans. Negative media portrayals of priests also impacted Kat's views of religion. Overall, Kat was not strongly influenced toward religion due to the independence nurtured by her upbringing.
Evaluation of religious values
Kat Herrera was indirectly influenced by Christianity through her grandparents. Her grandmother on her father's side was evangelical, while both of her grandparents on her mother's side were Christian. As a child, Kat was pressured to attend church by her grandparents, but her parents were not devout and did not force her. She had some exposure to Christianity through praying when sick and attending Catholic school in 6th grade, where she was forced to pray 3 times a day. However, moving to a school dominated by non-religious Americans made her more comfortable without religious rituals. Negative media portrayals of priests also impacted her views of religion. Overall, Kat was not strongly influenced toward Christianity due to her upbringing and environment
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Christina Lang is a speaker and author from Phoenix, Arizona who focuses on topics related to managing a household, marriage, parenting, and her family's adoption journey. She draws from her background in teaching and church leadership to inspire audiences to live intentionally using their God-given gifts. At the core of her message is encouraging women to find their true worth in God as their Creator. Some of the specific topics she speaks on include living an extraordinary life grounded in faith, bringing intentionality to marriage and family through time, finances, and commitment, and having difficult conversations with children about various life topics.
CL Speaker Sheet Final
Christina Lang is a speaker and author from Phoenix, Arizona who focuses on topics related to managing a household, marriage, parenting, and her family's adoption journey. She draws from her background in teaching and church leadership to inspire audiences to live intentionally using their God-given gifts. At the core of her message is encouraging women to find their true worth in God as their Creator. Some of the specific topics she speaks on include living an extraordinary life grounded in faith, bringing intentionality to marriage and family through time, finances, and commitment, and having difficult conversations with children about various life topics.
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- 1. By: Anil Daryanani Religious Beliefs: Christina McGuire
- 2. Born: Virginia, USA (September 13, 1993) Went to a catholic school for kindergarten Moved to Cairo, Egypt Went to the British International School, at 6 years old became more open minded about religion Received first communion Places
- 3. Dad raised Catholic-Mom raised Lutheran Her dad converted her mother to Catholicism Her two brothers and her were baptized into the Catholic church and was granted god parents Her brothers and her all receive first communion and confirmation Family
- 4. Moved to Brussels, Belgium and went to the international school where there was no impact of religion on her Still went to church but she started to dislike the catholic church and its beliefs Moved back to the states where Christina felt more cultural different than other Americans Continued to go to church, struggled more with trying to figure out Catholicism Places
- 5. Family started to break away from the Catholic church (each family member choosing what they want to believe in) after parents separation Now one brother and her mom continue going to church and maybe her dad Family
- 6. Moved to Budapest, Hungary went to the American International School and again there was little to influence of the country on Christina’s beliefs Got confirmed and stopped going to church (13 years old) Moved to Manila, Philippines which believes strongly in catholicism. However, it still did not influence Christina and she still didn't’t go back to church (only goes to church on Easter and Christmas to make her mother happy) Places
- 7. Christina’s eldest brother influenced her the most He likes to practice and try different religions and takes a more spiritual outlook on life Does not accept the beliefs of Catholicism Family
- 8. Moving around, Christina has met new people of different cultures and their families have influenced Christina in being more open minded about religion Friends
- 9. Now, Christina has classified herself as an agnostic as she does belief in “higher powers” but does not necessarily know what Christina is open minded about religion and is eager to learn more about different religions Now
- 11. If I were Christina and grew up in those different countries I would maintain my beliefs of Hinduism due to the influence of my parents and the way their beliefs rub off on me. Although I would keep an open mind as well just like Christina does.