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12-01-2007, 06:48 PM
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Re: \"Atheism for kids\"
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I love how most atheists are fine with their kids being exposed to Christianity, and have no trouble with the Chronicles of Narnia, but most Christian parents are terrified of their children coming into contact with atheism, and now they're attacking HDM. [/ QUOTE ] are you sure that the former statement is true? 
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12-01-2007, 07:47 PM
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Re: \"Atheism for kids\"
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[ QUOTE ] I love how most atheists are fine with their kids being exposed to Christianity, and have no trouble with the Chronicles of Narnia, but most Christian parents are terrified of their children coming into contact with atheism, and now they're attacking HDM. [/ QUOTE ] are you sure that the former statement is true? [/ QUOTE ] I can't think of any atheist families I know that prevented Narnia or even any that turn the sound down during the swearing in ceremonies or ... About all they don't do is sent their kids to sunday school or the like, don't prevent any other normal exposure. Heck, some let them join the boy scouts which seems wrong to me. Perhaps some go farther but that defeats the purpose ... arriving a positions from rational examination, not by never having heard of them. Iow, the idea isn't to raise kids that 'believe in non-belief in X" but kids that think. luckyme
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12-01-2007, 10:24 PM
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Re: \"Atheism for kids\"
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[ QUOTE ] I love how most atheists are fine with their kids being exposed to Christianity, and have no trouble with the Chronicles of Narnia, but most Christian parents are terrified of their children coming into contact with atheism, and now they're attacking HDM. [/ QUOTE ] are you sure that the former statement is true? [/ QUOTE ] Like you have a choice?
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