Brad Pitt uncovers why he moved in the opposite direction of his, 'exceptionally intense' folks

Brad Pitt has opened up about his "strict" youth. The on-screen character uncovered that in resistance to his strict Christian childhood and his guardian's solid religious convictions, he now views himself as a nonbeliever.

The star, who was brought up in a Southern Baptist family unit, told The Telegraph magazine that his dad was, "exceptionally intense" and that he and his kin were raised "with all the Christian blame about what you ought to and shouldn't do."

"One thing my people constantly focused was being competent, doing things for yourself. [My father] was huge on uprightness – and that educated a great deal of what [we] attempt to do now."

In spite of the fact that he demands he had an exceptionally cheerful adolescence the 51-year-old has said that he utilizes an alternate methodology with regards to restraining his own particular youngsters. "I am [a disciplinarian] with the young men. Young ladies do no wrong so I don't need to be. I feel like my occupation is to demonstrat to them around, offer them some assistance with finding what they need to do with their life, put the same number of things before them, and draw them back when they escape line, so they know who they are."

In spite of the fact that Brad now views himself as a nonbeliever, his other half Angelina has regularly opened up about her confidence in a higher force. Talking with People Magazine the 40-year-old said: "When there is a deterrent, you need to adapt to present circumstances, not be overpowered by it. What's more, we're not the only one on the planet. I don't know whether there's a name for that – religion or confidence – only that there's an option that is more noteworthy than every one of us and it's uniting and beautiful.