Years ago, communities were full of people who came from similar walks of life. They belonged to the same churches, their kids all went to the same schools, and everyone was fairly well acquainted. Back then, entire towns rose early every Sunday morning, enjoyed a family breakfast together, then dressed in their finest clothing to head to church. There was no internet and there was little in the way of diversity, so children weren’t likely to ask the types of hard-hitting questions that they do today. Now, people can join together in fellowship remotely. They might have a telephone conference every week for Bible study instead of meeting at a house of worship. In addition, children are also aware of the various other faiths, and they see that their followers are just as devout. For parents of kids in 2019, there will be times when you will not know how to address the questions and issues that your kids bring to the table. Here is how you can overcome religious issues concern