Family value vs. religion vs. environment! Which has played a bigger part in who you are today???

Question

Family value vs. religion vs. environment! Which has played a bigger part in who you are today???

Answer 1

combination of all..

serious..there's part of me that m more to the family, other part are more to religious values, and of course some other part i rather go wif the environment values...

its like yin yang concept. kesederhanaan and balance. if u take very serious or follow rigidly on 1 part only (ie family, envirnment) then u might probably end up become extrimist (depends ya..m not being judgemental here. dont get me wrong) but the baseline is i wud say its on religion.

then here comes ur own jugdement.above all, its within u urself to distinguish between good. and bad.

Answer 2

All of those are factors in determining who we are. Family values and religion go hand in hand within a lot of households, as is evident in the classrooms of secular schools' pledge of allegiance (Under God, indivisible and justice...)here in the U.S.  Environment is equally important. There is a funny little thing that I heard growing up, whenever I would get in trouble following the older kids."Monkey see, monkey do, Monkey get in trouble too" It's pretty silly, I know, but if you think about it, it's true. Children learn from what they see and hear, they absorb everything around them, both good, and bad. In psychology the question (pretty similar to yours) used to be nature or nurture? We now know that it's both that makes us who and how we are. Family value, ( and/or) religion, and environment are the components that makes us either decent human beings or jeffrey dahmer. Hope this novel I just wrote lol answers your question.

Answer 3

A mix of each .. Environment ---> Family value ----> Religion

Answer 4

all these things cannot be seperated..it's come together !!!

Answer 5

Star Trek.

Answer 6

Family values are dependent on the moral values we have learned or being taught to us by the religion we belong to/believed.  The teachings of religion (Christianity, Islam, Hinduism or Buddhism) are being translated and became what we know as values.  Thus, the values we have learned at home (that being taught to us by our parents) are deeply rooted into what our beliefs/religion.

Therefore, if you ask me, I think family values should not be separated from religion.  They are already intertwined.  Both, therefore gave much influence in my life and made me to who I am now.

If your beliefs and values are strong enough, any pressures from your environment will not be a problem to face into.  

Answer 7

Family Value and Environment

Answer 8

Actually, one is  part and parcel of all the others togrther...they cannot be separated.

God created Earth and Man, so Family(Man), Religion (God)and Environment(Earth)  works togerther - they play equal share - all for one, and one for all.  

We all must take care of God's creation - they are a trust from God.  We must have religion in order to have good family values, and we can't be concerned with the environment unless we first have good family values.  

Family, Religion and Environment - they play equal roles...

Answer 9

Family value  

Answer 10

I would say religion. I spent my childhood being bullied at school and started adult life not trusting anyone because of how I was treated at school. Finding religion helped me to overcome my view that everyone in life was evil and helped me to build trust in society again.

Answer 11

1st environment:- no environment, no civilization.

2nd religion:- no religion, no family values.

3rd Family:- no family, no love

Answer 12

Environment. Why? Because if the environment is messed up then the human race is in deep ****.

Answer 13

Family for the negative. (Parent's were abusive and utter poison to my soul)

Religion for the negative (Became a religious hypocrite due to my lack of understanding about the christian faith)

and also Religion for the positive. (Learned to be a better person and corrected a lot of negative thinking patterns that my parents gave me)  

Answer 14

Family value and environment. No religion...

My parents taught me very well, I've been to 5 schools in 13 years, switched a lot of environment and I know which kind of environment benefits me, which doesn't benefit me

Answer 15

For me, it's the environment.

Family is neither close nor religious.

It's not until I married my hubby that family and religion play a bigger role in my life. He comes from a big close-knit family and their idea of holiday is going to India/Nepal/Tibet for retreats and pay homage to Buddha's birthplace.

Answer 16

family, and environment.

Answer 17

Family values and environment.

Answer 18

it used to be family..then environment...but now religion takes over....i am straightening up my life....

Answer 19

Practicality

@_@

Answer 20

me myself, I guess.

Answer 21

a combo of family value and environment

Answer 22

None. Money is the answer.....

Answer 23

family and environment

Answer 24

religion first!! the rest follow.

religion has everything to do with love... love your family, love your neighbours, love the earth and the trees, love your pets, love your environment.

no religion in this world tells you otherwise...  

Answer 25

for me environment.

Answer 26

I guess it's a combination of environment and family

Answer 27

Coming from a Christian home I'm sure made me the person I am today. I had a lot of growing up to do and was not always the perfect daughter. But who is or was. I think that's where these children get off on the wrong track. They took prayer out of school and parents doesn,t care about the real values and basic training a child needs. Prisons are full of kids like them. what is so sad half of the kids in prisons, the parents are at another one!! Sorry, I didn't mean to preach but it really bothers me how the world is coming to no guidance in young people todayThank God I'm a baby boomer!!

Answer 28

Family value.

Religion and environment are pretty much non-existent in my life.

That aside, social perception also shapes me who I am today

Answer 29

family plus enviroment