Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If being Jewish was so important to you OP and you react this way to just one week of bible camp you should really have just married a Jewish guy. Wow is all I can say.
She is Jewish. He's agreed to raise them Jewish. End of story. His family does not get a piece here.
People are seriously stupid.
OP needs that stick out of her ass stat.
Sorry, Christian granny. You can't put this on OP at all.
FWIW, I'm an atheist mama. You really need to broaden your horizons. Maybe a Bible Camp would do you good![]()
Did you even read the thread? Idiot.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If being Jewish was so important to you OP and you react this way to just one week of bible camp you should really have just married a Jewish guy. Wow is all I can say.
She is Jewish. He's agreed to raise them Jewish. End of story. His family does not get a piece here.
People are seriously stupid.
OP needs that stick out of her ass stat.
Sorry, Christian granny. You can't put this on OP at all.
FWIW, I'm an atheist mama. You really need to broaden your horizons. Maybe a Bible Camp would do you good![]()
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If being Jewish was so important to you OP and you react this way to just one week of bible camp you should really have just married a Jewish guy. Wow is all I can say.
She is Jewish. He's agreed to raise them Jewish. End of story. His family does not get a piece here.
People are seriously stupid.
OP needs that stick out of her ass stat.
Sorry, Christian granny. You can't put this on OP at all.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If being Jewish was so important to you OP and you react this way to just one week of bible camp you should really have just married a Jewish guy. Wow is all I can say.
She is Jewish. He's agreed to raise them Jewish. End of story. His family does not get a piece here.
People are seriously stupid.
OP needs that stick out of her ass stat.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If being Jewish was so important to you OP and you react this way to just one week of bible camp you should really have just married a Jewish guy. Wow is all I can say.
She is Jewish. He's agreed to raise them Jewish. End of story. His family does not get a piece here.
People are seriously stupid.
Anonymous wrote:If being Jewish was so important to you OP and you react this way to just one week of bible camp you should really have just married a Jewish guy. Wow is all I can say.
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You seem very controlling. I feel sorry for your husband.
+1000
And with no appreciation of the importance of extended family. "It doesn't take a village -- it just takes ME!"
I'm sure OP "appreciated" her MIL trying to baptize her Jewish children.
If the MIl just did a quick "baptism" at home and not in a church how exactly does it harm the child? I realize I am stepping into a potential shit storm but, if it gives the MIL comfort and it is in the privacy of her home I don't see the problem ( ie no priest etc)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I joke that I would send my kid up for the Devil worship camp if it was the $25 that many of these bible camps are but, though I am Catholic/Christian you MIL is totally and completely out of line to have signed them up. Your husband needs to deal with this and short-term, she either agrees to not send them (hand on her bible) or you just don't go/leave them with her. The camp will be that $25/week so there is no financial hit. These camps usually don't do a hard church sell and are often/like one I send my DD to themed on a social justice issue - like food or water for the poor but the unethical message that your MIL is sending that she is willing to come between you and your husband, you and your children, you and your faith. She has right to do this.
It could also just be that that is where her friends are? If she goes to church with those people she trusts them to care for her grandkids?
Anonymous wrote:Op you sound very disrespectful to your husband's family and faith. I grew up in a mixed faith marriage and knew lots of mixed faith kids. All were exposed to both religions. Your kids will likely decide to be something other than Jewish later in life anyways. You should have married a Jew if your so hateful and intolerant of other religions.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
You seem very controlling. I feel sorry for your husband.
+1000
And with no appreciation of the importance of extended family. "It doesn't take a village -- it just takes ME!"