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>>>>>Okay, I've reread it all. Still not sure what you're implying, but I think you think that religious people have an advantage when it comes to good parenting. If that's your opinion, then I say: NONSENSE.
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>>>>The advantage comes from a source besides the parents. "as for me and my house...."
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>>>Can you be more clear here?
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>>You question religious people about parenting. So you have to know that there are advantages gained from seeking wisdom, guidance, and favor from God. With my beliefs I know that I am not alone in any situation I go though as a parent. So if you want a real advantage then that is what I can offer you.
>>"As for me and my house we will serve the Lord". It is a quote from the Bible.
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>Did I question religious people about parenting? No, YOU question NON-religious people about parenting. You think being religious is an advantage, if not a prerequisite for good parenting. This is really fundamentalistic, orthodox religious nonsense and I somehow feel personally insulted. You are implicitly suggesting that my three kids cannot possibly have been raised well, just because the father and mother are non-believers. I can tell you that my children are generally highly appreciated for their good behavior.
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I think I need to work on my grammer skills when typing fast. I meant to type "You questioned a religious person about parenting" I was pointing out to you that you asked a religious person their view on parenting and the advantage of being a parent who has a belief in God. I gave you my answer. At no time did I say you are a bad parent for being non-religious. I do not even know you or your family, so why would I say that. You asked me if there is an advantage to being a God-fearing parent. I indicated yes. If you choose not to believe in anything remotely religious, then that is your choice. I can only tell you what I believe.

Sorry to have ruffled your feathers with bad typing.