This little girl is too darn adorable!!

It is cute, and kids do parrot just about everything that they say, but...

Kids should be kids, not evangelical gospel preachers. Some of those pics of kids in the second video looked disturbed. These kinds of things being drilled into kids head at such and early stage is akin to wrapping them up in elbow pads and helmets. Once they find themselves exposed to the real world, they are defenseless, because of the sheltering that their well meaning parents forced on them.

Kids should be kids, let them find their own confidence and balance, then when they come to you with questions, give them the wisdom and answers that you have gleamed from experience.

Originally posted by Quauhtli

It is cute, and kids do parrot just about everything that they say, but...

Kids should be kids, not evangelical gospel preachers. Some of those pics of kids in the second video looked disturbed. These kinds of things being drilled into kids head at such and early stage is akin to wrapping them up in elbow pads and helmets. Once they find themselves exposed to the real world, they are defenseless, because of the sheltering that their well meaning parents forced on them.

Kids should be kids, let them find their own confidence and balance, then when they come to you with questions, give them the wisdom and answers that you have gleamed from experience.

I would give you ten stars if I could.

There is a vast difference between teaching you children the values you wish them to know and this evangelical gospel programming. I feel sorry for this little girl. As an adult she will either reject her faith, which is unfortunate or she will become a right wing 'hate all other religions and every one else goes to hell.'

This is an example of programming. I find it disturbing and it saddens me greatly. It is anything but uplifting.

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Originally posted by pheonix358
As an adult she will either reject her faith, which is unfortunate or she will become a right wing 'hate all other religions and every one else goes to hell.'

False dichotomy. There are definitely more than two options.

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Yes there are, we can only hope that the innocent child may, against all odds, find a middle ground.

This video screams at my empathy. A child being programmed, a child wanting and needing approval and I see a brooding father, the authority figure waiting for a wrong answer.

Perhaps I am wrong, but the video makes me want to weep.

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Thanks for posting this, I wasn't able to watch the video, but I did read all of the comments and I'm so glad that Jesus is very much real.

Thank you for sharing. That made day.
As for all that don't like this and make pronouncements of brainwashing, I pity you.
Maybe you are the brainwashed ones.

A little girl that knows and loves her God is priceless.

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Brainwashing is what it is, but of course a hypocritical Christian would approve of such. So much for free-will when people are being brainwashed into the religion.