The sad part is that in order to keep religion going, the parents and schools inculcate it into children before they reach the age of reason. They are utterly dependent on their parents, and they have complete trust. That is misplaced trust. The parents do want to leave their kids free from myths until they get older. Then they can make up their own minds. Wouldn't that be freeing? Nope, pound it into them like a serious propagandist.
Obviously you never have had kids and if you did, your parenting skills would be in serious doubt.
We are all raised within our parents' belief systems. As we grow older, some we may choose to discard and some keep. We may not have been raised in a religious household, but as we become adults, reject religion. The same can be true with being raised in a non-religious home, but as we become adults, embrace religion.
It's called choice. Something people living in brutal Socialist utopias don't get to have.
I have read righgtys bitching about madrassas. Teaching them organizationally and constantly as tiny children and then never letting up. That is what Christians do too. Terrifying kids with gods wrath and stories of hell is cruelty.
Suggesting that what is taught in a madrassa and what is taught by Christians is the same is a sign of glaring ignorance, a complete lack of knowledge or just outright stupidity.
How many Christians have made suicide missions flying loaded civilian aircraft into high rise buildings? How many Jews?
How many Christians have strapped on a suicide vest and ignited them in markets or at weddings? How many Jews?
There's your answer you brainless twit.
Isn't it lucky that every person was born into the one true religion?
What would be luckier still would have been your mom choosing abortion over your birth. But alas, we weren't that lucky, but you were!
