Parents i hold be thinking on something today?
I have been thinking about our religion and beliefs today. And i be wondering if you are a Christian would you force your beliefs on your kids and vise versa? Because i am a Christian and i would not force my beliefs on my kids. I would want them to chose for themselves. How about everyone else?
First of all, I'm Jewish. Second- taking your kids to church/synagogue, etc and exposing them to and living your religion is NOT forcing them. How can you live as a Christian, going to church, praying at home, celebrate holidays, etc and NOT include your children?? That is preposterous!
As a Jew, we go to Shabbat services and spend major holidays in the Synagogue, get down Shabbat every Friday evening at home, blessing the candles. wine and bread (challah), lighting candles at Chanukah, not eating leavened products during the 7 days of Passover, etc. My grandchildren, who live with me, do all these things because we share our lives together- it's crude. They also go to religious school and study and have a bar/bat mitzvah at the age of 13. Should they eventually choose to not involve yourself in in our religion as an adult, that will be their choice. Until that time and while they are under my roof, they will merge the family in our faith's observances.
I will raise my daughter stating my beliefs as fact. I will stir up her to participate in church. Last year she was within Sunday School, AWANA (wednesday church) and choir. But I will not "force" her to pretend like she agrees with me if ever she doesn't. And I will not punish her if she decides to follow different religious beliefs. (unless they include something evil resembling sacrificing kittens) Source(s): My daughter is Christian by choice and much more religious than I ever was.
i would try to get them to be a christian and take them to church but if they dream up differently it is their choice not yours!
i too want my son to choose for himself, but that doesn't mean i won't hold him to church. children won't be able to make that choice for quite some time, however, so i want to own him experience a christian church from a young age. just because your kids are going to church with you and doing adjectives the activities that are entailed with that does not indicate that you're forcing your beliefs on them
Answers: I am a Christian as well and my son is 6 years old and i will agree to him chose what he wants to believe. I will not force my beliefs on anyone, i will expose him to my realign.
I would try to guide them and take them to church. But i would not force them if they chose diffently.
I force my beliefs on no one.
I explain if they ask about them.
with my children, I expose them to my religion, and other religions, requiring no commitment from them roughly it. Source(s): pagan
i dont force my beliefs or thoughts on anyone. I want my kids to be independent thinkers.
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First of all, I'm Jewish. Second- taking your kids to church/synagogue, etc and exposing them to and living your religion is NOT forcing them. How can you live as a Christian, going to church, praying at home, celebrate holidays, etc and NOT include your children?? That is preposterous!
As a Jew, we go to Shabbat services and spend major holidays in the Synagogue, get down Shabbat every Friday evening at home, blessing the candles. wine and bread (challah), lighting candles at Chanukah, not eating leavened products during the 7 days of Passover, etc. My grandchildren, who live with me, do all these things because we share our lives together- it's crude. They also go to religious school and study and have a bar/bat mitzvah at the age of 13. Should they eventually choose to not involve yourself in in our religion as an adult, that will be their choice. Until that time and while they are under my roof, they will merge the family in our faith's observances.
I will raise my daughter stating my beliefs as fact. I will stir up her to participate in church. Last year she was within Sunday School, AWANA (wednesday church) and choir. But I will not "force" her to pretend like she agrees with me if ever she doesn't. And I will not punish her if she decides to follow different religious beliefs. (unless they include something evil resembling sacrificing kittens) Source(s): My daughter is Christian by choice and much more religious than I ever was.
i would try to get them to be a christian and take them to church but if they dream up differently it is their choice not yours!
i too want my son to choose for himself, but that doesn't mean i won't hold him to church. children won't be able to make that choice for quite some time, however, so i want to own him experience a christian church from a young age. just because your kids are going to church with you and doing adjectives the activities that are entailed with that does not indicate that you're forcing your beliefs on them
Answers: I am a Christian as well and my son is 6 years old and i will agree to him chose what he wants to believe. I will not force my beliefs on anyone, i will expose him to my realign.
I would try to guide them and take them to church. But i would not force them if they chose diffently.
I force my beliefs on no one.
I explain if they ask about them.
with my children, I expose them to my religion, and other religions, requiring no commitment from them roughly it. Source(s): pagan
i dont force my beliefs or thoughts on anyone. I want my kids to be independent thinkers.
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