Could you accept it if your child changed religions?

I would be disappointed if a child of mine wasn't Pagan, as I would worry that they might miss out on the same spiritual fulfillment it gives me. but I would support them. if they find that fulfillment elsewhere I would be happy for them. where one person finds truth, another might not. but I would hope a child of mine would be a Pagan. in my family, Witchcraft is a hereditary practice, and I would be sad to see that tradition lost. that's only natural though, isn't it.

I don't know if I'm really the right audience for this question, but I'd love to put in my 2 cents, so I will. lol. I consider myself pagan. I study many religions, and can respect and admire at least 1 thing in every one of them. I plan on teaching my children about many religions, and I hope they find something that best suits them. I don't want them to believe something JUST because I do. That said, since I am pagan, I will likely give pagan-biased answers to my young children when they ask certain questions. I've already started teaching them how to program their dreams whenever they have a nightmare. And, if they ever ask what happens when you die ~ I don't know if I'll be able to remain COMPLETELY objective. They may yearn for a definitive answer in that moment, not settling for the "this religion says this, this one says this, it's really just what you believe is true" type answer. So, they will have a pagan bias in their upbringing. If, when they are older, they decide to choose a religion that is not pagan (perhaps even a religion I don't like) ~ well, I'll have to accept that. My love for my children is completely unconditional. No matter what they ever do, I will love them with everything that I am and everything I could ever hope to be. Plus, let's face it ~ if the greatest "problem" I ever run in to is simply that my children don't agree with my religious beliefs ~ I'll be on cloud 9!!

Yes, I would respect his/her choice... because i cannot force him to believe where i believe..

Children should chose their own path as and when is right for them. If they later change their religious out look , so be it, even our soul can evolve through time. Religion is after all just the cup we use to drink from the waters of spiritual understanding, the actual nature of the cup is somewhat irrelevant as long as we are drinking.