Re: being nosy ;o) (about religion)

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rebelled against this in his late teenager years and today describes

>himself as a Aseatist (sp?) he is however ok about the kids being

>raised as LP so I don't think this is a accurate way to describe it..

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No and there is a saying " going to church every Sunday doesn't make you a

christian any more than going to Mac s makes you a hamburger.. " But my

point with dh not being religious and not having a problem with the girls being

raised LP was more to do with the fact that I think that he does believe in

something. He simply does not believe in churches etc... therefore I would not

(personally) classify him as a atheist..

Lonnie Phoebe & Eloisa's mama

& expecting a Christmas delivery...

My therapist told me the way to achieve true inner peace is to finish what you

start.

So far today, I have finished 2 bags of chips and a Chocolate cake.

I feel better already.

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>rebelled against this in his late teenager years and today describes

>>himself as a Aseatist (sp?) he is however ok about the kids being

>>raised as LP so I don't think this is a accurate way to describe it..

>

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Lonnie wrote:

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>No and there is a saying " going to church every Sunday doesn't make

>you a christian any more than going to Mac s makes you a

>hamburger.. " But my point with dh not being religious and not

>having a problem with the girls being raised LP was more to do with

>the fact that I think that he does believe in something. He simply

>does not believe in churches etc... therefore I would not

>(personally) classify him as a atheist..

Maybe he believes in respecting his wife's feelings...or even just a

quiet life! :-) I think sometimes atheism is seen as an absence of

belief (and for some people it will be) and I can see then that there

may be no objection to the offering of another option.

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jennifer@...

Vaudin

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>rebelled against this in his late teenager years and today describes

>>himself as a Aseatist (sp?) he is however ok about the kids being

>>raised as LP so I don't think this is a accurate way to describe it..

>

>

>

Lonnie wrote:

>

>No and there is a saying " going to church every Sunday doesn't make

>you a christian any more than going to Mac s makes you a

>hamburger.. " But my point with dh not being religious and not

>having a problem with the girls being raised LP was more to do with

>the fact that I think that he does believe in something. He simply

>does not believe in churches etc... therefore I would not

>(personally) classify him as a atheist..

Maybe he believes in respecting his wife's feelings...or even just a

quiet life! :-) I think sometimes atheism is seen as an absence of

belief (and for some people it will be) and I can see then that there

may be no objection to the offering of another option.

--

jennifer@...

Vaudin