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I’m a pastor’s daughter and I just got my ears pierced. I haven’t heard the last of it. It has made me feel like the greatest sinner on earth.

My dad even told me that other children can, but I can’t because I am a pastor’s daughter. I am 25 years old, still living with my parents tho.

I love God but if given the chance to come back to earth, I’d prefer not to be a pastor’s child.

But anyway, why do we have to live life in a certain way because our parents are pastors?

Be calm. You womt find your answers now. Give things time. 15-20 years you would appreciate the man

Be calm. You womt find your answers now. Give things time. 15-20 years you would appreciate the man.

You are part of your dad's ministry, if he fails to bring up his family in the ways of the lord, he has failed automatically to be a shepherd over a large congregation.

Pastor children always serve as example to the outsider especially those their father preachs to.

justyhere:
■ I’m a pastor’s daughter and I just got my ears pierced. I haven’t heard the last of it. It has made me feel like the greatest sinner on earth. My dad even told me that other children can, but I can’t because I am a pastor’s daughter. I am 25 years old, still living with my parents tho. I love God but if given the chance to come back to earth, I’d prefer not to be a pastor’s child. But anyway, why do we have to live life in a certain way because our parents are pastors?

You are asking these questions of the wrong people here. Your father and others like him sit as gods over the lives and souls of other men insisting that they live their lives subject to their private doctrines and traditions. Those gullible followers of your father's are not to blame for insisting that you also live by the rules set by your father for them since that is what your father, their god, taught them to believe.

So ask your father why his doctrines and traditions make you feel dirty and sinful. God has absolutely nothing to do with It all by the way.

For just ear piercing? Really?

Wujio:
Be calm. You womt find your answers now. Give things time. 15-20 years you would appreciate the man.

Okay, why are you sounding like you know him personally. Lol

Kobojunkie:
You are asking these questions of the wrong people here. Your father and others like him sit as gods over the lives and souls of other men insisting that they live their lives subject to their private doctrines and traditions. Those gullible followers of your father's are not to blame for insisting that you also live by the rules set by your father for them since that is what your father, their god, taught them to believe.

So ask your father why his doctrines and traditions make you feel dirty and sinful. God has absolutely nothing to do with It all by the way.

justyhere:
Okay, why are you sounding like you know him personally. Lol

This is what applies as far as all so-called religious leaders actually.