A family has a disturbing amount of influence on a child's future. Growing up in a religious household would indoctrinate them to be religiously inclined. Obviously, your case is the reverse and you're finding trouble removing yourself from the mindset given to you by your parent's own beliefs.
I'm personally and atheist that grew up in a Christian household. I don't really care what other people believe as long as they respect my beliefs.
You're entitled to believe in whatever you want, I say keep trying until you feel satisfied in one way or another.
(Side note, don't let other people determine what YOU believe.)
Is it normal that I can't make myself believe in God though I want to?
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A family has a disturbing amount of influence on a child's future. Growing up in a religious household would indoctrinate them to be religiously inclined. Obviously, your case is the reverse and you're finding trouble removing yourself from the mindset given to you by your parent's own beliefs.
I'm personally and atheist that grew up in a Christian household. I don't really care what other people believe as long as they respect my beliefs.
You're entitled to believe in whatever you want, I say keep trying until you feel satisfied in one way or another.
(Side note, don't let other people determine what YOU believe.)