To most interfaith couples Parsiana queried it is more important that children understand the universality of religion, rather than the superiority of the mother’s or father’s faith. An overwhelming majority of the 22 respondents who answered our Parsiana questionnaire were in favor of the child imbibing the religious tenets from both their parents (see "Divine dilemma,” pg 46).
While our Zoroastrian respondents who had outmarried in the last century were not keen to get their offspring navjoted due to various reasons, the millennials who have wed in the 21st century would like to see their children initiated into the Zoroastrian faith.......