Are the children of born again parents born born again?

Question

Are the children of born again parents born born again?

Answer 1

No, Christianity is a one on one thing with you and Jesus.  Everyone must make their own decision, to make Jesus their Lord and Savior.

Answer 2

yes, and it should be done while the children are still young otherwise it will hurt like a *****

Answer 3

No.

Answer 4

No. Religion is not transferable through DNA, religion is taught

Answer 5

No, they are separate individuals with a soul of their own. They would have to make their own journey in life and make a decision to follow Jesus and walk with him. However, I do pray that they will be Born-Again of the Holy Ghost.  

Answer 6

That one caught my eye just for the way you put the words together.  Good question.  How do any of us know for sure?

Answer 7

A Christian mother does not give birth to a Christian child. The child must confess with his mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in his heart that Jesus died on the cross and was risen on the third day. Also the child must be baptised. That is how one becomes born again. It does not happen at birth.

Answer 8

no

a child of a believer according to Corinthians has some special covenant protection from God,  but is not a believer until it believes with saving faith

such a child might have additional blessing and benefits and opportunities to believe and be saved  but is not automatically saved.  1 Corinthians speaks of a child of a believer as somehow being 'holy'  not necessarily 'saved'

if such a child dies before age of acountability,  most believers would believe the child would be saved

Answer 9

That sounds a little like what I hear from non-native speakers of English that I have to correct (e.g."Next, next week" rather than "The week after next") in the world's easiest to acquire language for the global community.

  Every human being can only become "born again."

Answer 10

Yes, they are born, born again.

But they still need to be born again to show others they are born again, so they end up being, born, born, born again.

Answer 11

No, each person is accountable for their own actions and must repent for their own forgiveness and gift of salvation.

Answer 12

let me think....... NO........

each individual is that.  if you are born again, and you have a child, that child is born a sinner already.   It is that baby when he gets older that has to decide if he wants religion or not, but if the parents are active church goers, it is possible for the child to be also.  but not always.

Answer 13

And what of the child becomes born again too? Everybody sing.... You're once, twice, three times a Christiaaaan.

Answer 14

Me thinketh, you think to much.

Answer 15

Why would you ask such a question.As for the answer no that is not possible. I really think you don't want to know the answer anyhow!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 16

No, they are not.  However, they run a greater risk of becoming religious "nut-cases" just like their parents.

Answer 17

No.  They are born.

Answer 18

They are reborn again.

Answer 19

God doesn't have grand children.

Each person each generation must make their own mind up as to whether or not they will accept God and invite Him into their lives.

Answer 20

They're not unless they make a decision themselves to accept Christ into their hearts and live for Christ.  If the parents are loving and good witnesses the children usually follow along and become born again too.