>>>>>>Others have already said what's the offending part: your wish to spread that over others.
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>>>>I really don't know what that means "spread that over others..."
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>>>Don't you think that the membership of your particular brand of religion should increase?
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>>I think that would be good.
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>>Do you think that those who think like you should increase?
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>If anyone wants to live without religion, welcome. I sure will not send anyone to anyone's door peddling unreligion. It's everyone's personal choice.
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>I'd like to see children educated in all manners of religion (including ways of no religion) before they are expected to make any choice about it. I'd like to see a law where nobody should legally be considered a member of any religion before age of consent. Then they'd be entitled to make a qualified decision.


That's an intriguing idea, although I doubt it would work out very well in practice. It seems like most people are raised in the religion of their parents. As it turns out, lots of people do choose a different religion, or no religion, when they reach an age of consent. But you would have a heck of a time getting many parents to agree with such a law.