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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]Which part of "why did her mother send her over there for three days in the first place" is such an alien language to such militant anti-religious people?[/quote]

This is hysterical.

Having someone's kid in your house [u]does not give you the right to force your religion on them[/u], period. A mom should be able to trust a family friend to watch her kid for a few days [u]without having to explicitly say, "Don't try to force your religion on my kid, please.[/u] These are [u]basic rules[/u] of polite society, like keeping a roll of toilet paper in the bathroom, or washing your hands before a meal, or remembering to do your laundry.

If you are a Christian family who is doing a favor by hosting a non-Christian kid, and if the kid looks like he's able to be at home alone for 2 hours a day (like the PP, a teenager, was clearly capable of) then give him a cheery good morning on Sunday, show him where the cereal is, tell him not to open the door for strangers, and whisk your Christian family off to church. Your guest can stay at home.

[u]Because that is a basic expectation of polite, secular society.[/u] You're welcome.[/quote]

Hysterical = extraneous underlying and overly emotional rhetoric. You're welcome.[/quote]

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