purplekitty7772008
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haha.so take another one and pm that body shot momma
too lazy.
you can go look for the one I posted in the hottest girl
on riu poll.
its somewhere between pages 30-33
Parents shouldn't teach children religion!!!
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too lazy.
you can go look for the one I posted in the hottest girl
on riu poll.
its somewhere between pages 30-33
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PadawanBater
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lol I'd love to hear what you've got!
greenyield
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well buddy, there are three things in the world that you should never talk about and that is religeon,politics and money.
they create arguments and sometimes even wars. i believe in my own thing that is not in any bullshit book written by man.
(man corrupts everything).
i do believe that there is something out there that must have given us life and the ever expanding universe etc but it would be wiser to chill out and live life how you want to live it.
as for your granny or any other person trying to controll your behaviour or actions, it is probably because they have been taught to do this by their parents before them and their parents before them etc.
there needs to be some kind of order in our lives or we would all run wild and do as we please example ( murder, rape, mass murder, terrorism) you get the idea.
what really really makes me laugh at the cristian community is the fact that jesus was born in jeruselem which would make him a possible middle eastern terrorist these days, haha.
the middle east has had conflict for thousands and thousands of years and jesus could possibly have been an attempt by a collaboration of a group much like the nsa of their times, at making peace between the middle eastern tribes or countries for the good of all mankind.
frickin failed for them but caught on in the west bigstyle.
Louis541
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IDK if it's been covered yet, but you're thinkin of bill mahr.
purplebud27
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I think that kids should at the least be baptized I am cathlic and I have been told all my life the god is he just is. I do beleave he is there and others gods to but kids will in the end decide for them selfs as we all do we grow up
That 5hit
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i was baptized twice does this mean it canceled out
Green Cross
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Children should respect their elders and do what they're told; it's not a new concept.
Just look at how much more disrespectful people are today, than that conformity has been eroded.
But it's up to you; either people will learn self-discipline, and control thier behavior using their own moral inner-compass, or we can live in a state where a tyrannical government keeps you in line. Lawlessness isn't an option
Just look at how much more disrespectful people are today, than that conformity has been eroded.
But it's up to you; either people will learn self-discipline, and control thier behavior using their own moral inner-compass, or we can live in a state where a tyrannical government keeps you in line. Lawlessness isn't an option
juststartin
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its just a vicious circle. these people that try and force (and it is forcing) kids to believe in god and be religious dont think they r doing n e thing wrong cos they believe this is the truth.. unfortunately as long as kids r being targeted at this sort of age religion is going to be around for a long long time 
Green Cross
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Hey, I was baptized twice too! LOLi was baptized twice does this mean it canceled out
And I wouldn't rule out a third...!
juststartin
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and by 'do as they're told' do u really mean: believe what they're told?
Green Cross
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It's a parents job to teach thier children as they see fit. After all the parrent is going to be held responsible if the kid goes off the deepend.
It really doesn't take a village to raise a child, only good parent (s).
juststartin
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you said it all, a good parent.... not god
Louis541
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Hey PK, why do you feel you know what's best for other people's children? Do you have kids?
Don't get me wrong, I agree that religion is bullshit, but at a young age it's nice to have something to believe in.
Personally, when my son get's older, I'm going to take him to a few different churches, and ask him if there is any one that he would like to continue going to. If he likes going to a certain church, I will let him go there strictly on a voluntary basis.
Don't get me wrong, I agree that religion is bullshit, but at a young age it's nice to have something to believe in.
Personally, when my son get's older, I'm going to take him to a few different churches, and ask him if there is any one that he would like to continue going to. If he likes going to a certain church, I will let him go there strictly on a voluntary basis.
That 5hit
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and what if he says f' church all together
i'd rather stay home
Louis541
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Then that's his decision. Which is why if you read it I said it was strictly voluntary.
Green Cross
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Any parent who let's their kid make the decisions isn't much of a parent.
What if the kid decides he doesn't like going to the dentist?
I think it's funny that these discussions turn in to a pro or con religious argument... but maybe there's something to be said for tradition?