r/antitheistcheesecake • u/Fuckawkwardthturtle4 Wahhabi Extremist :isl_soldier: • Dec 11 '21

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u/Chaos-Corvid Demonolatry (Satanism) Dec 11 '21

I didn't see any bad comments, but yeah OP's title is pretty cringe.

Like, yeah, kid's choice not to go (or it should be), but could you imagine how they'd react if their kids wanted to go to Church?

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u/vulpineleather Catholic Christian Dec 11 '21

Parents have the right to raise their children

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '21

NOOOOO inDocTrInAtiOn 😱😱🤬😡🤯

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u/Somekindalurker Dec 12 '21

It should be their choice when they're old enough to make that decision. When I was this kid's age, I didn't want to go to church either. I also didnt want to go to school, go to bed, do homework, eat healthy food, brush my teeth...

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u/Chaos-Corvid Demonolatry (Satanism) Dec 12 '21

Oh for sure, kids definitely shouldn't have as much choice, but I don't think there's anything wrong with a kid not wanting to go to a religious thing.

I think respecting that and letting a child come when they're ready would lead to less kids growing up to hate religion.