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Originally posted by ValhallasValkyrie
It has nothing to do with how you worded something. You have been fussing for about 30 minutes now over something I stopped talking about 20 minutes ago.
so here you understood yet you posed it as a question. Instead of saying you get it. Then you continue yet again. with the same question.
Would it not have been less inflammatory to say "christianity is not the only religion in the world.. what of the other belief systems on this planet?"
" Would it not have been less inflammatory to say "christianity is not the only religion in the world.. what of the other belief systems on this planet?" instead of singling out the ones that most people get up in arms about? "
Why so defensive when there is no reason to be so?
Originally posted by kinglizard
Kids don't have the ability to make these decisions for themselves. It's a parents responsibility and obligation to God to make their children learn about Jesus and his teachings. When they move from the home they will be the captain of their ship but the parent still has the responsibility to guide them back to God.
Originally posted by kinglizard
Many do and act on their own 'adult' like decisions. This is why we are seeing so many youth issues these days. If parrents would cradck the whip and take control of their 'little addults' we would be much better off.
Originally posted by kinglizard
You would be correct...I don't support the teaching of false doctrine.
Originally posted by jmdewey60
If you do not want to set foot in a church, you should find a legitimate reason to not
Originally posted by kinglizard
Kids don't have the ability to make these decisions for themselves. It's a parents responsibility and obligation to God to make their children learn about Jesus and his teachings. When they move from the home they will be the captain of their ship but the parent still has the responsibility to guide them back to God.
When they're old enough to be out on their own and paying their own way. Until then, if for no other reason than out of respect to their parents, they should do what their parents ask.