Anonymous
05/04/2020 13:07
Subject: Saul for a baby boy?
Anonymous wrote:There will be a lot of jokes that you better call him. If you can handle that, sure!
The only possible offense is if your Jewish relatives will be upset you are naming after a dead family member.
You are actually supposed to do this. It would be a bigger issue to name a child after a living relative
Anonymous
05/04/2020 13:06
Subject: Re:Saul for a baby boy?
Love it!
Anonymous
05/04/2020 13:05
Subject: Re:Saul for a baby boy?
I love this name. The only Saul I know is Saul Williams, spoken word poet.
Anonymous
05/04/2020 12:59
Subject: Saul for a baby boy?
I like it. I don't know anyone named that.
Anonymous
05/04/2020 12:57
Subject: Saul for a baby boy?
Love it. And I'm not Jewish.
Anonymous
05/04/2020 12:55
Subject: Saul for a baby boy?
There will be a lot of jokes that you better call him. If you can handle that, sure!
The only possible offense is if your Jewish relatives will be upset you are naming after a dead family member.
The only possible offense is if your Jewish relatives will be upset you are naming after a dead family member.
Anonymous
05/04/2020 12:51
Subject: Saul for a baby boy?
Go for it.
Anonymous
05/04/2020 12:40
Subject: Saul for a baby boy?
Carolinesayshi wrote:Saul was my grandfather's name. I've never particularly liked it, but all the sudden it's striking me as kind of cute for a baby. It's almost absurd, but I think it's absurd in a cute way.
Anyway, the names I am considering for this baby are so boring and common that I'm trying to think outside the box. So, Saul for a baby boy? (I am Jewish through my mother's side, but my dad's side are scary Southern hate everyone Christians. I wasn't raised with religion. Would a non-religious kid [or a kid of non-religious parents] named Saul be odd or disrespectful?)
Totally dislike and folks have diff pronunciations of the name!
Anonymous
05/04/2020 12:36
Subject: Saul for a baby boy?
No. No. No. No. No. No.
Anonymous
05/04/2020 12:30
Subject: Saul for a baby boy?
USE IT! I love it. And people who say - that's for an old man are the ones who said that when Nathan came around again, and Lucy, and Abigail etc etc.
*caveat - no, if your last name is Goodman
*caveat - no, if your last name is Goodman
Anonymous
05/04/2020 12:09
Subject: Saul for a baby boy?
Use it as a middle name.
Anonymous
05/04/2020 11:56
Subject: Saul for a baby boy?
I actually like it.
Anonymous
05/04/2020 11:55
Subject: Saul for a baby boy?
I don't like it, but I don't think it's disrespectful. You're naming him after family.
Anonymous
05/04/2020 11:48
Subject: Saul for a baby boy?
Not disrespectful, but maybe a tad off... all the Sauls I know are old Jewish men. 
Carolinesayshi
05/04/2020 11:47
Subject: Saul for a baby boy?
Saul was my grandfather's name. I've never particularly liked it, but all the sudden it's striking me as kind of cute for a baby. It's almost absurd, but I think it's absurd in a cute way.
Anyway, the names I am considering for this baby are so boring and common that I'm trying to think outside the box. So, Saul for a baby boy? (I am Jewish through my mother's side, but my dad's side are scary Southern hate everyone Christians. I wasn't raised with religion. Would a non-religious kid [or a kid of non-religious parents] named Saul be odd or disrespectful?)
Anyway, the names I am considering for this baby are so boring and common that I'm trying to think outside the box. So, Saul for a baby boy? (I am Jewish through my mother's side, but my dad's side are scary Southern hate everyone Christians. I wasn't raised with religion. Would a non-religious kid [or a kid of non-religious parents] named Saul be odd or disrespectful?)