I'm Christian but I don't go around pushing my religion or religious views on anyone, as I see everyone is free to express their own views on religion any way they please as it's not my place to judge anyone on what they choose or decide to do.
As far as the favoritism, that usually goes in any family, whether they realize it or not.
Just wondering if you've expressed your views to your family, it's in the way you approach it that will determine how they'll respond to you. If they respond to you negative, it's not their place to judge you and they're not being very Christian doing so. They are your parents and will love you no matter what you decide they may just not know why you've decided to choose what you believe in.
Even if you are Atheist, it doesn't matter, just be respectful of your parents and how they choose to worship as long as you're living with them, even if you don't agree with their views or beliefs.
Is it normal to hate your family's religious views
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I'm Christian but I don't go around pushing my religion or religious views on anyone, as I see everyone is free to express their own views on religion any way they please as it's not my place to judge anyone on what they choose or decide to do.
As far as the favoritism, that usually goes in any family, whether they realize it or not.
Just wondering if you've expressed your views to your family, it's in the way you approach it that will determine how they'll respond to you. If they respond to you negative, it's not their place to judge you and they're not being very Christian doing so. They are your parents and will love you no matter what you decide they may just not know why you've decided to choose what you believe in.
Even if you are Atheist, it doesn't matter, just be respectful of your parents and how they choose to worship as long as you're living with them, even if you don't agree with their views or beliefs.