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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]actually, people making comments like this DID make me start to question circumcision (I am Jewish), and as a result, I chose not to do it.   So while I agree comments like this aren't so nice, in my case, I was grateful for them, because they DID change my mind, and [b]they led me down a path that I feel very good about[/b].

[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Rabbi Raphael Malka is absolutely incredible:

http://www.otbrit.com/

He circumcised our last two sons, who were born at home.  He is a delightful man, and his skills are unparalleled.  My MIL is a pediatrician who has performed thousands of circumcisions herself, and she observed his work and admitted she had never seen such skill.  My boys did not cry and did not bleed after the first diaper change.  If our new baby is another boy, we will be honored to have him to our home again.

[b]We are faithful Catholics[/b], and my MIL is Hindu, and Rabbi was just lovely to us.  [/quote]

Why don't you let your strong faith guide you to a choice that is more respectful of the body God has blessed your children with?  The Catholic church strongly forbids mutilation of healthy body tissue.   Check out:  www.catholicsagainstcircumcision.org for more information.

Signed, another devout Catholic whose faith guided our family away from this destructive practice.

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Why don't you start a new thread to spread your hatred and instead use this one to help an OP who already has made a decision? Do you really think your nasty, self-abosorbed attitutde is going to change anyone else's mind? Seriously people.[/quote][/quote]

For now. [/quote]

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