As we continue to examine various sources of political socialization we understand that the aggregate impact of these various sources or factors on our voting behavior is the sway or influence they apply on what we consider to be important and ultimately how we vote. For example, voters generally are not casting a ballot in favor of a candidate simply because the candidate identifies with a religious affiliation that is similar to the voter. More precisely, the voter values the religious preference of the candidate due to the belief that religion can condition a person's perspective of various social, economic, and political issues. If voters believe a candidate shares a similar religious background, they may be more inclined to vote in favor of the candidate because of the belief that their perspectives on the issues are likely shaped in a similar manner due to their religious alignment. Given the previous material covered related to the American Creed, coupled with the concept of Political Socialization and its various sources, what do you consider to be the most influential source of political socialization