Yes obviously, read your post attentively and you will find that you are answering to your own question.

let's keep it real pls

there's a reason you only know a few of them

9 out of 10 times you share your parents religion

keep it real?
As time progresses his statement is only going to become more and more relevant.


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Elaborate m8

i don't consider someone who is looking for a religion to have an independent mind, being open minded may be more appropriate.





I don't know, it may be the opposite, having access to massive kind of religions may comfort people even more in there parent's beliefs, do you have any statistics / graphics about this ?

This post was edited by 2sexy4u on Sep 21 2014 10:57pm

wait let me try and clarify what I meant
I kind of confused myself


" I know a few people who were raised atheist and have never given any religion a second thought. "

I respond by saying that the first statement is only going to become more and more relevant and common.


I think this is shown, here at least, by the blatant upcoming of liberal atheists in this country, and with their attitudes being shown, they as parents are not going to let their children develop and contemplate the subject of religion independently and without harsh bias and shoving their perspectives down their children's throats. They will bash it, and bash it, and bash it, when they don't even understand what it is they are bashing.

These types of people are incapable of ever discussing religion in an unbiased fashion.


No, I feel no need use stats or graphs on this

this is hard to understand for me, i am atheist / agnostic because i hear what religious people are saying, and because i read the bible. I don't see how someone can reject God if he never heard about him

supposing this does happen in the future, this would be different from what religious folks do with their children now how?

also you make it sound like being raised in a household where ancient mythology doesn't get brought up is a bad thing


This post was edited by duffman316 on Sep 21 2014 11:41pm

I never said I like what religious folks do with their children.
Just letting it be known that people like you (or like you seem) will act no differently in this aspect.




They will hear about religion and God in atheist house holds and in public.
They will ask questions when it is brought up either in the house or outside of the house, and their parents will surely not give an unbiased point of view to their child.
Their parent's will bash religion when it comes up, while they themselves do not understand it.
That is how this wave of atheists are. Angry, with a lack of understanding, and a lack of consideration before responding.

Raising a child without ever even mentioning religion and them having to learn that most of the world believes in this thing they've never heard of does not sound like good education.

you keep repeating this nonsense as if it's true

considering the vast majority of atheists come from religious households i'm guessing your claim is that if they left christianity they clearly didn't understand it?
as opposed to say understanding it to be the nonsense that it is and that being the reason they left it - but that can't possibly be it right?
again, everthing you've mentioned, christian parents do when islam gets brought up for discussion



of course they will learn it, god is a simple concept

the specifics of each religion is not useful information that needs to be learned however

This post was edited by duffman316 on Sep 22 2014 12:21am