My mother and I quarreled about Buddhist scriptures.

Freedom of belief is a big principle, but as a child who depends on his parents at home, you should have skills while adhering to the principle.

The Buddha wants to tell Mahayana Bodhisattva to obey all beings. Don't publish your home address when mailing. Might as well send it to the school reception room.

When your mother is angry, apologize to her and say that she shouldn't lose her temper, but the Buddhist scriptures must be kept with her good friends for the time being, and tell her that her friends also believe in Buddhism and are very nice.

In order to avoid greater family conflicts, and even cause elders to destroy Buddhist scriptures, don't take Buddhist scriptures home.

Believe in Buddhism well, such as vest sutra first, or copy the Buddhist sutra you want to your mobile phone, which are all better methods. In addition, parents must feel filial piety and diligence after they believe in Buddhism, so that they can believe that the education of Buddha has made their children better, so that you can be convincing in front of your parents.

Wish you success!