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Originally posted by lazycash
It just seems quite ironic that you're doing the very thing you hate radical Christian fundamentalist doing, mocking other's beliefs. Using belittling words like "Santa Claus", fairy tales, trash, ignorant, ridiculous etc... only cause your point to fall on deaf ears. I understand you have a lot of bitterness over your son being a believer as a result of your ex and the friction its caused in your relationship with your son, but why take that bitterness out on everyone who doesn't believe as you do?
It sounds like from previous posts that you're a great father and provider for your son. Don't get so consumed by the fact that your ex is raising him with Christian values that it causes you to be filled with anger and bitterness. I can think of a lot more harmful ways a mother could be raising their son.
If you're truly seeking answers to the questions you've posed, then you know as well as I do this is not the place. It appears all you want to do from time to time is vent and mock those that don't believe as you do. Did some recent incident initiate your tirade today? Did your son ask you again if you believed in Jesus?
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My son is 4 years old. There is no religious friction between us. Maybe someday there will be, but that time has not yet come.
My ex-wife is the world's best mother.
As for seeking answers to these questions: I've asked numerous pastors. They all come up with the same answers, in fact, I usually send them a second email and make them promise not to read it until after they've answered the questions from the first. In the second email, I put down what I guess they will answer. I've never been wrong. I already know their answers. Why? Because they are sheep, too. They all get their answers in seminary from the same sources. And all of their answers are vague generalities. They can't come up with logical, scientific answers.
The closest religious group with the best scientific answers so far has been, sadly, Kabbalists (
www.kabbalah.com).