I have went deep on religion, theologies, etc. Philosophy is something I'm interested in, actually.
& I chose a different spiritual belief from my family. My dad is "new age", as he had many Crystals that apparently grant healing & stuff lying on this table plank, right by his favorite living room chair. He also has pictures of my mother on that table lol... He believes in this spiritual belief that we can manifest our higher selves. Anyways, my mother is Buddhist, but she has mixed beliefs since she was raised Buddhist Catholic (yes, that is a thing.) She has a soft spot for Christianity, but she show resentment at times. Confusion shall I say.
My grandmother and grandfather on my dad's side were both devout Christians. "Were" because they passed away, not cuz they converted otherwise-- Anyways, I grew up religiously confused. Spirituality was a big factor in my childhood though, because I was spiritually sensitive. I jut didn't know what, since I had my dad's ideologies enforced on me. At age 12, I witnessed Jesus, then converted to Christ. Now I am an Evangelical Christian and going on 14 in a months time :D
Even though my parents aren't direct Christians, a lot of my ancestors were Christians. Also my grandparents on my Dad's side were both wonderful Christians. My grandfather passed away on a Friday in 2015, but before he did, he would always bring me to church. My grandmother would read the Bible to me before I went to be bed when I was younger. She passed away June 12th, 2019 at 90. Though they are both gone, I feel like the Holy spirit passed through me because of their overwhelming faith. My grandmother was always worried that because her son had mixed & confused views, I and my sister would too. But by the grace of God, after she passed away, I witnessed Jesus, growing my own faith. I can't wait to meet the both of them in Heaven, in 90 years times! 90 years is nothing compared to an eternal rest with my Heavenly father and my Godly grandparents. Well, that is if I live to my life's extent... 0-0
So yeah, that is my reasoning.