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...you are married to, or are going to marry someone who holds the opposite religious point of view of yourself...
how do you compromise those beliefs with regard to raising your children? or do you at all? 
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dont take the child, or take the child to both religions and have them decide if they want 2 attend or not
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...you are married to, or are going to marry someone who holds the opposite religious point of view of yourself... how do you compromise those beliefs with regard to raising your children? or do you at all?
I would never marry someone of different religious point of views than myself, that would be against my religion, and against myself. |
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What are religious opposites? Any examples?
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I don't have a problem being exposed to a religion other than my own. Actually, I would prefer it! I think that if my husband were of an 'opposite' religion and activing participating in religious services, I would like to children to attend both. Of course, not in the same day, but be exposed to both. I personally feel that children should be exposed to religion, but when they are adults they can choose for themselves what they belief.
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JasmineInglewood!! We've missed you.
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hopefully people would discuss how the other feels before they have a baby
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 Take the children to the Church of Scientology
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...you are married to, or are going to marry someone who holds the opposite religious point of view of yourself... how do you compromise those beliefs with regard to raising your children? or do you at all?
Most of the people that I know raise the children with the mother's religion. |
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We raise them according to MY beliefs, because i am right!
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...you are married to, or are going to marry someone who holds the opposite religious point of view of yourself... how do you compromise those beliefs with regard to raising your children? or do you at all?
Most of the people that I know raise the children with the mother's religion. Some religions such as islam require any children born under a marriage to be raised in them. |
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...you are married to, or are going to marry someone who holds the opposite religious point of view of yourself... how do you compromise those beliefs with regard to raising your children? or do you at all?
Most of the people that I know raise the children with the mother's religion. Thats right
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Forget TEACHING them any religion, bring them up on philosophy. When they get to studying ethics they will be exposed to all the various beliefs and then, only then, when they can make their own choice will they tell you, what they have CHOSEN to believe.
In the mean time you will have raised thoughtful, intellegent human beings, with far less bias than those who had little choice in the matter themselves. |
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...you are married to, or are going to marry someone who holds the opposite religious point of view of yourself... how do you compromise those beliefs with regard to raising your children? or do you at all?
Most of the people that I know raise the children with the mother's religion. Some religions such as islam require any children born under a marriage to be raised in them. What mosque are you going to? My father was muslim , mother christian and i was never forced to follow Islam. I only accepted Islam after i studied the other religions and realized it was b.s. |
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Take the children to the Church of Scientology
Or to Jehovah's Witness to go door to door with you... |
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Take the children to the Church of Scientology
Or to Jehovah's Witness to go door to door with you... 
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I don't have a problem being exposed to a religion other than my own. Actually, I would prefer it! I think that if my husband were of an 'opposite' religion and activing participating in religious services, I would like to children to attend both. Of course, not in the same day, but be exposed to both. I personally feel that children should be exposed to religion, but when they are adults they can choose for themselves what they belief. By the time they are adults is already too late for most to make up their minds. They have already been indoctrinated and pretty much convinced. I think kids should not even be exposed to religion until they themselves can understand what they are being asked to swallow. Lucky for me I never believed it even as a kid, but most kids just soak up what they are told and believe it with out question. Bring them to two different churches? What we aren't twisted emotionally and mentally enough by one religion at a time? LOL |
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Forget TEACHING them any religion, bring them up on philosophy. When they get to studying ethics they will be exposed to all the various beliefs and then, only then, when they can make their own choice will they tell you, what they have CHOSEN to believe. In the mean time you will have raised thoughtful, intellegent human beings, with far less bias than those who had little choice in the matter themselves. Exactly. |
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...you are married to, or are going to marry someone who holds the opposite religious point of view of yourself... how do you compromise those beliefs with regard to raising your children? or do you at all?
Most of the people that I know raise the children with the mother's religion. Some religions such as islam require any children born under a marriage to be raised in them. What mosque are you going to? My father was muslim , mother christian and i was never forced to follow Islam. I only accepted Islam after i studied the other religions and realized it was b.s. There is no bs in Islam, huh? I guess every religion thinks their is free of bs. |
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...you are married to, or are going to marry someone who holds the opposite religious point of view of yourself... how do you compromise those beliefs with regard to raising your children? or do you at all?
Most of the people that I know raise the children with the mother's religion. Some religions such as islam require any children born under a marriage to be raised in them. What mosque are you going to? My father was muslim , mother christian and i was never forced to follow Islam. I only accepted Islam after i studied the other religions and realized it was b.s. There is no bs in Islam, huh? I guess every religion thinks their is free of bs. This ends either in an illustration of cognitive dissonance, or in the removal of religiosity. |
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