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Originally Posted by Russ B
Up to a certain age no they don't. My daughter doesn't have a choice about whether or not she has to wear a seatbelt in her car seat. I will make that decision for her as I believe to be in a car without it is dangerous. I also believe that her growing up without Christianity is also dangerous so I will teach her about it as I believe it's in her best interests. When she's old enough to make up her own mind she's free to do as she pleases. Until then she plays by my rules (faith-related or not).
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Now you're talking. I can easily say that's out of order, but it's not, because it's not my place to say so eitherway.
It does goes against everything 'I' believe, but that's me, I hope my kids have a choice, but you can also argue that as well.
It's like the kids on that Louis Theroux - Most hated family in America, they were only kids, I mean those 3-4 year olds, they followed their parents (sect or whatever), they don't have a choice, yet we judged them and said how wrong that was. What if they did have a choice?