Should christians be allowed to indoctrinate other people's children? [Spirituality & Religion]
A christian complained that a Satanist posted here attempting to draft young kids in. Is that really any different from what christians often do?
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softspokenman · M
🤔 "He's making a list checking it twice seeing who's being naughty and nice... he knows when you're awake...etc." I don't think that an Atheist wrote that.
softspokenman · M
Graylight · 51-55, F
softspokenman · M
That's indoctrination, children believe what adults tell them even when they don't have a chimney for him to come down through. @Graylight
MartinII · 70-79, M
@softspokenman And your point is?
softspokenman · M
Think about it ? In God We Trust, on our money, swear on the bible in court or when you take the oath of office. When it's not the right god... separation of church and state ? (When it's not the right god ???) By people with low morals, lack of ethics, NO empathy for others... Christian or otherwise. It's very easy to manipulate people who have been indoctrinated their whole lives and ask "And your point is ?" "I didn't know that someone ordered a $31,000 dining room table for my private office dining room." Wake up and smell your tax money, "I thought it was OK to go on a vacation around the world using tax money" (I'll save my rant) @MartinII
MartinII · 70-79, M
@softspokenman I still don’t know what your point is!
MartinII · 70-79, M
@softspokenman Actually it’s your problem. I couldn’t care less what your views are. But you took the trouble to make a long post on the subject, so presumably you want me and others to know what you think. If I’m right, why not give an answer to @suzie 1960’s original question in plain English? Yes or no would do.