Area_boy: 9 out of 10 times.

Reminds me of a Jesuit quote;

"Give me the boy until he is 7 and I will give you the man"

Yooguyz:
logicboy03 where did you get your "9 out of 10 times" statistics from?

musKeeto: Does the family you are born to determine your religion?

Yeah. I've never heard any baby come out screaming Jesus or Allahu Akbar.. Give em a few years and their mind shall be 'trained in the way that they should go'...

alfaman2:

But one did come out with a quran.

Area_boy: 9 out of 10 times.

Reminds me of a Jesuit quote;

"Give me the boy until he is 7 and I will give you the man"

musKeeto: Does the family you are born to determine your religion?

Yeah. I've never heard any baby come out screaming Jesus or Allahu Akbar.. Give em a few years and their mind shall be 'trained in the way that they should go'...

striktlymi:

Is there something wrong in training a child?

striktlymi:

Is there something wrong in training a child?

musKeeto:
There's nothing wrong with training a child. Just don't kill their curiosity.

striktlymi:

May be I am very slow in the head but I still do not catch the drift...

If a parent is into religion and brings the child up in that way but still allow the child the freedom of choice when he is able to make them, does this translate to 'killing the child's curiosity'?

mazaje:

There is everything wrong in training a child to believe or hold on to mythical entities that do not exist in reality. . .

alfaman2:

But one did come out with a quran.

striktlymi:

May be I am very slow in the head but I still do not catch the drift...

If a parent is into religion and brings the child up in that way but still allow the child the freedom of choice when he is able to make them, does this translate to 'killing the child's curiosity'?

striktlymi:

This is very interesting...

When the child asks you how you know these 'entities' are mythical, do you now say:

"I am your father, I know what is best for you, I say those entities are mythical so you must accept it"

That sounds like doing what you accuse 'others' of doing.

Logicboy03:


If it ismy religion to eat sheit and have seex with animals, i should raise my child in such ways until he is 18- according to your logic?

Logicboy03:
You make the assumption that ur abrahamic religion is based on sense......

Logicboy03:
Note that eatin sheit and bestiality are not illegal in some places

Logicboy03:



Strawman. Lies. Fail.


If my son asks me to explain how i know that yahweh is mythical, i would give him two solid reasons

1) he has self refuting qualities such as omnipotence and omniscience which are illogical and contrafictory like a 7foot midget

2) there exists the same evidence for yahweh as the tooth fairy- none. Thousands of years and the only shred of evidence for them is from unreliable strorybooks

striktlymi:

Is there something wrong in training a child?

striktlymi:

This is very interesting...

When the child asks you how you know these 'entities' are mythical, do you now say:

"I am your father, I know what is best for you, I say those entities are mythical so you must accept it"

That sounds like doing what you accuse 'others' of doing.

Lilimax:
There is nothing wrong in training a Child. Bring them up in the way of the LOrd and not brin washing them to go for a suicide mission.

mazaje:

Since when did you turn into Iheidinobi?. . .

mazaje:
Well, to believe there are "divine messages" to begin with is simply unproven wishful thinking. All religions are inventions of men that is why we have many religions all claiming divine invention, but history has shown them to all be the works of men and their various superstitions. . .

ALL religions have been proven to be human messages and human ideas that were inspired by human minds and written/printed by human hands, and therefore they do not have the qualification to be called "divine" or supernatural in any way, shape, or form. All religions are nothing but the ideas and cultures of humans. . .

The concept of "divinity" is a concept created and developed by human minds out of their imagination and remains a fictional production until proven otherwise. I will tell show my child with evidence that all gods are man made. . .3000 years ago there was no god called Jesus because that god idea had not yet been invented. . .2000 years ago the god called allah never existed because he had not yet been conceived yet. . .

mazaje:
In conclusion, to answer your question, I will tell my child that all gods are man made and do NOT exist in reality. . .They only exist in the minds of those that accept that hypothesis, as such no god can be shown to exist on its own independent of human, stories, human writing, human societal acceptance and what every human chose to say or attribute to their god because humans created all the gods they worship. . .Gods do not exist in reality, only the god idea is what exist. . .

striktlymi:

Let me get this straight...is teaching the child the act of going on 'suicide mission' part of what you mean by bringing up a child?

striktlymi:

[size=20pt]STRAWMAN!!![/size]

striktlymi:

This is very interesting...

When the child asks you how you know these 'entities' are mythical, do you now say:

"I am your father, I know what is best for you, I say those entities are mythical so you must accept it"

That sounds like doing what you accuse 'others' of doing.

Logicboy03:



Strawman. Lies. Fail.


If my son asks me to explain how i know that yahweh is mythical, i would give him two solid reasons

1) he has self refuting qualities such as omnipotence and omniscience which are illogical and contrafictory like a 7foot midget

2) there exists the same evidence for yahweh as the tooth fairy- none. Thousands of years and the only shred of evidence for them is from unreliable strorybooks

striktlymi:





Okay, cool! Now you are permitted to indoctrinate your child with the above but some other parent is not permitted to share his/her faith with his/her child?

Seems like double standards to me man!

Lilimax: more like it

striktlymi:

The above is empty man! just empty!!

You just succeeded in telling us your view about the ish man and it does not constitute proof of the non-existence of God. I also have own opinion on the matter...

Okay, cool! Now you are permitted to indoctrinate your child with the above but some other parent is not permitted to share his/her faith with his/her child?

Seems like double standards to me man!

striktlymi: ***trumpet blasts*** the leader of the bandwagon comes forth...



Where exactly is this logic you talk about? All I see are questions asked...



What assumption are you talking about? Please kindly quote where I made such assumption.



You are the one talking about shyte eating man, I have no idea what you are talking about.

Logicboy03:


Only a religious mind can call teaching a child logic “indoctrination”