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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you don't go to church, and if you aren't already sharing your faith with your kids, it's going to be an uphill road. The oldest is already aware that going to church isn't a priority for you. And what is the "faith" you want to share with them? Which church's values and theology do you want them to learn? [/quote] Maybe OP just wants to do what's best for her kids and always figured having a religion was a good thing -- like taking music lessons, maybe -- even though she's perfectly happy without religion and doesn't play an instrument (or have time to take the kids to lessons)[/quote] I think a lot of parents feel like this, actually. Their faith doesn't actually mean that much to them, but they want their kids to be exposed to some kind of faith, like being exposed to a foreign language. One problem is that it's hard to make the case to your kids that religion is important if your everyday life demonstrates that you don't actually think that it's important. [/quote] Maybe unitarian Sunday school. You could drop them off and they could learn about religions, without being taught that theirs was the best one, that they should believe in or be punished.[/quote]
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