Why The Dukes of Hazzard is a Family Show

Repeated sign off to people "See you in church." (ie. "Jude Emery".)
Abraham Lincoln Hogg in the episode entitled "Baa, Baa, White Sheep" right before a major jump in Hazzard square "Say your prayers, children."
"Shepherd to Lost Sheep, Shepherd to Lost Sheep." (Matt. 9:36, Matt. 10:6, John 10:7-16).
In Part 2 of the episode entitled "The Ten Million Dollar Sheriff" there is a lengthy prayer lead by Luke in regards to Uncle Jesse's health after he was hospitalized.
In "Luke's Love Story," Enos closes his eyes before they crash into a pond. He asks Luke if he sees little red fellas with pitchforks or naked babies with wings--a loose reference to Heaven and Hell.
Uncle Jesse's strictness regarding vulgarity. (He tells Bo to watch his language after saying "dang" in the episode "The People's Choice.")
In "Close Call For Daisy," there is a church play that Daisy is involved in. The whole town attends the play at the end of the episode.
In "Witness for the Persecution," when Bo and Luke complain about Boss staying at the farm, Uncle Jesse says, "You boys are reactin' to prejudice. The good Lord put us here on this earth to overcome things like hatin' people for something they did to us in the past."
In "Witness for the Persecution," while Boss is getting out of the General Lee, Bo makes a reference to the Bible when he says it is like getting a camel through the eye of a needle.
In reference to the Hazzard Swamp in "The Dukes of Hazzard Reunion," Uncle Jesse says, "That swamp has been a haven for wildlife ever since God created it."