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would you let your children choose what religion they want to believe in?

my parents raised us with the freedom of choice, and let us believe what we wanted to believe, not what they believed.

we did celebrate easter, christmas, ramadan, and even hanukkah with our neighbors growing up.

we were taught to appreciate each religion and how it brings people hope.

they stood by my brothers side and supported him wholehearted when he was baptized.

i never thought about how incredible they were for that until now that i’m an adult reflecting.
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Purple Horse · 165w
Yes! I think it’s important that they learn about all religions and make their own conclusions. Freedom of choice.
Mallory · 165w
My parents raised me similarly. As I’ve aged I’ve realized they still hope I pick theirs.
⚡️🌱🌙 · 165w
You don’t really know your parents until you’re 26.
OpenMike · 165w
Careful how you respond, parents. These posts can’t be deleted, and in the future your kids may say “Nostr fixes this” if you change your mind 🤣
Dan II · 165w
I wish I would have been given the choice of religion when I was growing up, though I do not fault my family for choosing what they thought would be best for me. Although I feel like I was molded into a better person as a consequence of that religious belief, I would certainly give my children the ...
channel.ninja · 165w
Yes, but I wouldn't raise them with any religion. When they're old enough, they can learn about them on their own if they want.
Ľḭṿḙśƫṟãɖãṁṹṧ💫#BitcoinCore · 165w
Absolutely. It’s will be their choice. I was raised in Muslim household and majority of those happen to be quite strict and today I’m very much an atheist.
aponcol · 165w
Very interesting!
ᴄʏʙᴇʀɢᴜʏ 👽 · 165w
Like in the "Life of Pi" novel (and movie).
nobody · 165w
Absolute freedom. Religion, like anything else, shouldn’t be inferred.