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Can the parent with religious decision-making force the other parent to take the child to their religious institution? ⁣
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The answer to this question often depends on the parenting plan, but generally, no. One parent can't force the other parent to attend church during their parenting time. ⁣
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However, the parent that does NOT have religious decision-making cannot contradict the other parent's decision.⁣
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Ex: If the parent with decision-making authority raises the child in a Christian environment, the other parent can't take them to the temple. ⁣
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