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What if you marry somebody with a different religion?

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QuietTruth:
Good looks.

D-Reborn:

--- Quote from: QuietTruth on August 14, 2007, 07:14:06 AM ---But say the wife's a Catholic. And you are whatever you are, and you have kids, what will the kids be?

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cathuslims? that'd be logic

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7even:
Atheism is the solution for this and many other problems. If I was a father I'd teach my kid philosophy and real stuff instead of dogmatic stuff and twisted principles & rules.

Shallow:

--- Quote from: 7even on August 14, 2007, 10:04:07 AM ---Atheism is the solution for this and many other problems. If I was a father I'd teach my kid philosophy and real stuff instead of dogmatic stuff and twisted principles & rules.

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I'm a Christian and I'd do the same thing. My father is a Christian and he did just that. Of course the Greek heritage had a lot to do the philosphy part. My father only spoke of Jesus's debates with the Jewish priests and how he'd shame them every time. As a kid I'd get scolded for yawning in church, but I'd get scolded for yawning in the car or the shopping mall too. My dad's a bit nuts but he's consistent. I've never in my life gotten a lecture about going to hell or praying properly.

BritneySpears:

--- Quote from: QuietTruth on August 14, 2007, 07:14:06 AM ---But say the wife's a Catholic. And you are whatever you are, and you have kids, what will the kids be?

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I would let her tell our kid(s) about her beliefs and I would tell stuff about my beliefs. I know what I'd say makes more sense than whatever she's gonna put on the table, so at the end of the day I win :stir:

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