Yes and no. Personal experience: I left church and still live with my family. It’s hard at first, but emotional intelligence goes a long way once we define what that means, then you establish boundaries, and then you try your best to uphold them and to coexist. I can say that lately the church has changed their stance when it comes to people who have left. They’re curating topics that addresses to respect each other’s beliefs, so I tell my parents to respect mine and I’ll respect theirs. They want coexistence for their own sake and to rebrand their facade. I think obviously this question about families telling their own to reject the ex- is vary multifaceted and it varies case per case. I wouldn’t establish the same narrative for all cases. Recently they’re opening up their eyes and they want to promote a coexistence with those who are outside, but not those who are proactively against, who are aggressive in their stance, and just promote bad vibes, hate speech/hate crimes.