[Wildcat!]

I believe in god, I am pretty religious. But I will always raise my kids. without any religious influences. My parents, were very much like that. They nevr forced me into believing anything. They always tried to just inform me of whats out there.
I think you have to let a person, just be.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Wildcat!

I believe in god, I am pretty religious. But I will always raise my kids. without any religious influences. My parents, were very much like that. They nevr forced me into believing anything. They always tried to just inform me of whats out there.
I think you have to let a person, just be.

do you go to church?

and what does "I will always raise my kids. without any religious influences" mean in reality?

[Wildcat!]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

do you go to church?

and what does "I will always raise my kids. without any religious influences" mean in reality?

I have, but \I dont! I am muslim.

And not raising them in any religion, means, I will let them choose who they want to be.
I have complete faith in my beliefs. As I am sure, anyone in the same situation. If my kids are gonna believe the same thigs I believe in, they will do so, because of their brain, and their reasoning. Not because they were forced to. There is nothing worse than that I think for a human being.
In this day and age, everything is scrutinized, and questioned. So your kids, should be prepared, and open minded.

But faith, for those who have it, governs all.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Wildcat!

I have, but \I dont! I am muslim.

And not raising them in any religion, means, I will let them choose who they want to be.
I have complete faith in my beliefs. As I am sure, anyone in the same situation.
In this day and age, everything is scrutinized, and questioned. So your kids, should be prepared, and open minded.

But faith, for those who have it, governs all.

What does the Muslim religion say about bringing up children in your faith?

[Wildcat!]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

What does the Muslim religion say about bringing up children in your faith?

It has a lot of guidelines as to how you should raise someone, teach him your beliefs obviously. but a muslim is considered an adult at around 12 or 13. After than age, one becomes responsible of his own actions. And scientifically, it does concur!

[Stu]

Originally Posted by Wildcat!

It has a lot of guidelines as to how you should raise someone, teach him your beliefs obviously. but a muslim is considered an adult at around 12 or 13. After than age, one becomes responsible of his own actions. And scientifically, it does concur!

Damn. Religion is really, really dumb.

[Wildcat!]

Originally Posted by Judas Iscariot

Damn. Religion is really, really dumb.

Think about yourself, and your personal experience.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Wildcat!

It has a lot of guidelines as to how you should raise someone, but a muslim is considered an adult at around 12 or 13. After than age, one becomes responsible of his own actions.

And is it normal for a practising Muslim not to encourage their children in faith when they are 0-12?


(and an adult at 12, what is that about?)

[WOMBAI]

Originally Posted by Wildcat!

It has a lot of guidelines as to how you should raise someone, teach him your beliefs obviously. but a muslim is considered an adult at around 12 or 13. After than age, one becomes responsible of his own actions. And scientifically, it does concur!

How can they possibly be considered adults when they haven't fully developed physically or emotionally - nothing logical about it!

[arista]

Originally Posted by Wildcat!

I believe in god, I am pretty religious. But I will always raise my kids. without any religious influences. My parents, were very much like that. They nevr forced me into believing anything. They always tried to just inform me of whats out there.
I think you have to let a person, just be.

If Only LT
could be Wise like you Wildcat.