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Attitude of protestant Christians to their church. Topics: Constituting characteristics for the protestant denomination; selected reasons for infant baptism; attitude to baptism; preference for infant baptism or adult baptism as well as for state or church kindergarten as well as reason for this decision; the meaning of confirmation; confirmation of respondent; regular attendance of children's service; attitude to current children's service; experiences and memories of one's own confirmation classes; closeness of father and mother as well as of respondent with the church; perceived change and direction of change in closeness with church; disappointment or lack of interest as reason for reduced closeness; attitude to church membership (scale); occasion for the last conversation with a protestant pastor or minister; time of conversation; general impression of conversation partner; knowing the pastor in one's parish and frequency of contact; occasion for the last house visit of the pastor; attitude to a house visit by the pastor; knowledge of further employees of the church parish and identification of the most important church employee; active participation in church life and type of participation; frequency of church attendance; last church attendance on a holiday; participation in family, political, ecumenical or youth services; participation in Communion service in the new form; extent to which informed about church conventions; sources of information about church conventions; general judgement on and attitude to church conventions (scale); preferred relief organization for a donation; knowledge about the protestant relief organization; donation readiness with house-to-house and street collections for selected purposes and projects; general attitude to house-to-house and street collections; desired and actual commitment of the protestant church in selected religious and social areas; frequency of discussions about religion, church...