Anonymous
05/13/2014 00:41
Subject: Re:Short-term caregiver reading scripture to child
Anonymous wrote:I'm a Pagan nanny that's worked for Jewish, Christian, and Hindu families. Guess what? We are all one, being judgemental and refusing to stretch your world view by working or associating with those of different faiths is warping your mind. No wonder you are so frightened. You take a book of ancient symbolism literally.
I want to contact you. Come sit for my children. How do I get ahold of you?
Anonymous
05/11/2014 23:34
Subject: Short-term caregiver reading scripture to child
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Guys. The "none believer" poster is obviously a troll. She can't even spell "non-believer" correctly.
OP, if you're unhappy, and she's only an 'as needed' sitter, then stop using her. easy.
We enlisted her for a series of days, several of which are left over the next few weeks.
You have two options then.
Option A: Keep employing her for those days, and tell her that while you respect her beliefs, you do not want her to read the Bible to your kids.
Option B: Tell her she is no longer needed.
(Option C: say nothing and make a note of it for the future)
I highly discourage option C, but I think we'd be interested in your thoughts and actions OP.
Personally, if someone brought a bible in to my home to to read it to my children, they would be fired on the spot. That crosses far too many lines for me personally. I already know this will be am issue with my MIL, but that's a battle I signed up for!
Anonymous
05/11/2014 12:16
Subject: Short-term caregiver reading scripture to child
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Guys. The "none believer" poster is obviously a troll. She can't even spell "non-believer" correctly.
OP, if you're unhappy, and she's only an 'as needed' sitter, then stop using her. easy.
We enlisted her for a series of days, several of which are left over the next few weeks.
You have two options then.
Option A: Keep employing her for those days, and tell her that while you respect her beliefs, you do not want her to read the Bible to your kids.
Option B: Tell her she is no longer needed.
(Option C: say nothing and make a note of it for the future)
Anonymous
05/10/2014 20:53
Subject: Short-term caregiver reading scripture to child
Anonymous wrote:Guys. The "none believer" poster is obviously a troll. She can't even spell "non-believer" correctly.
OP, if you're unhappy, and she's only an 'as needed' sitter, then stop using her. easy.
We enlisted her for a series of days, several of which are left over the next few weeks.
Anonymous
05/10/2014 19:53
Subject: Re:Short-term caregiver reading scripture to child
I'm a Pagan nanny that's worked for Jewish, Christian, and Hindu families. Guess what? We are all one, being judgemental and refusing to stretch your world view by working or associating with those of different faiths is warping your mind. No wonder you are so frightened. You take a book of ancient symbolism literally.
Anonymous
05/10/2014 09:20
Subject: Short-term caregiver reading scripture to child
Anonymous wrote:Wow! We have a crazy one on our hands here! You, my dear, are very judgemental (a word you used to describe atheists and agnostics) and are very misguided in your beliefs. I echo the response of another poster, take a course on world religion, the history of religion, or hell, maybe even a science course! Open your mind and your heart to those different from yourself, otherwise you are not following the Christ that you worship.
+1. I'm not a christian but I'm pretty sure being as judgmental as this crazy person is will NOT get her into heaven.
Anonymous
05/10/2014 00:34
Subject: Short-term caregiver reading scripture to child
Wow! We have a crazy one on our hands here! You, my dear, are very judgemental (a word you used to describe atheists and agnostics) and are very misguided in your beliefs. I echo the response of another poster, take a course on world religion, the history of religion, or hell, maybe even a science course! Open your mind and your heart to those different from yourself, otherwise you are not following the Christ that you worship.
Anonymous
05/09/2014 22:24
Subject: Short-term caregiver reading scripture to child
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Guys. The "none believer" poster is obviously a troll. She can't even spell "non-believer" correctly.
OP, if you're unhappy, and she's only an 'as needed' sitter, then stop using her. easy.
I'm not a troll thank you
I don't believe you're a troll but I do believe your ignorance is demonstrated both by your declared opinions and lack of successful spelling/self-expression. I am not religious but I know many Christians who would never suggest that children raised outside of that single faith will burn in hell...incidentally they are also very educated and articulate people (on the whole). You may want to consider taking a continuing education course on global religions, if only to sound more informed in your conversations.
+1. Even some of the strongest Christians I know would never suggest anyone would burn in he'll for not sharing their religious beliefs. Only the most ignorant who have no understanding of other beliefs are so intolerant.
I believe most will burn in hell. Very few will make it to heaven. I worry everyday that I will burn. It's why I have chosen to not have children, it's too risky. The thought of my child on fire forever is more then I could take. If you don't believe in God how do you get to heaven? The opposite is hell.
This may blow your mind but ... not only do I NOT believe in god, but I ALSO don't believe in heaven or hell. Good luck wrapping bacon around your brain while thinking through this one!
Anonymous
05/09/2014 20:53
Subject: Short-term caregiver reading scripture to child
Non believers don't think they are going to burn on fire for forever. They don't believe in that stuff, it isn't that they accepted it. I'm Christian, we go to church every week, etc. I also think that Christian Nanny sounds a little off and should speak to someone.
Anonymous
05/09/2014 20:39
Subject: Short-term caregiver reading scripture to child
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Guys. The "none believer" poster is obviously a troll. She can't even spell "non-believer" correctly.
OP, if you're unhappy, and she's only an 'as needed' sitter, then stop using her. easy.
I'm not a troll thank you
I don't believe you're a troll but I do believe your ignorance is demonstrated both by your declared opinions and lack of successful spelling/self-expression. I am not religious but I know many Christians who would never suggest that children raised outside of that single faith will burn in hell...incidentally they are also very educated and articulate people (on the whole). You may want to consider taking a continuing education course on global religions, if only to sound more informed in your conversations.
+1. Even some of the strongest Christians I know would never suggest anyone would burn in he'll for not sharing their religious beliefs. Only the most ignorant who have no understanding of other beliefs are so intolerant.
I believe most will burn in hell. Very few will make it to heaven. I worry everyday that I will burn. It's why I have chosen to not have children, it's too risky. The thought of my child on fire forever is more then I could take. If you don't believe in God how do you get to heaven? The opposite is hell.
You have no business being a nanny and taking care of children.
I don't share my beliefs with my charges. They know I am a Christian that is it. What is the harm in me taking care of them if religion isn't brought up.?
You also said you would have a problem working for a Jewish or Muslim family. That doesn't make you a good Christian. It makes you an unintelligent bigoted person. Even if you don't share your beliefs with your charges you should have nothing to do with raising children.
Anonymous
05/09/2014 18:57
Subject: Short-term caregiver reading scripture to child
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Guys. The "none believer" poster is obviously a troll. She can't even spell "non-believer" correctly.
OP, if you're unhappy, and she's only an 'as needed' sitter, then stop using her. easy.
I'm not a troll thank you
I don't believe you're a troll but I do believe your ignorance is demonstrated both by your declared opinions and lack of successful spelling/self-expression. I am not religious but I know many Christians who would never suggest that children raised outside of that single faith will burn in hell...incidentally they are also very educated and articulate people (on the whole). You may want to consider taking a continuing education course on global religions, if only to sound more informed in your conversations.
+1. Even some of the strongest Christians I know would never suggest anyone would burn in he'll for not sharing their religious beliefs. Only the most ignorant who have no understanding of other beliefs are so intolerant.
I believe most will burn in hell. Very few will make it to heaven. I worry everyday that I will burn. It's why I have chosen to not have children, it's too risky. The thought of my child on fire forever is more then I could take. If you don't believe in God how do you get to heaven? The opposite is hell.
You have no business being a nanny and taking care of children.
I don't share my beliefs with my charges. They know I am a Christian that is it. What is the harm in me taking care of them if religion isn't brought up.?
Anonymous
05/09/2014 18:53
Subject: Short-term caregiver reading scripture to child
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Guys. The "none believer" poster is obviously a troll. She can't even spell "non-believer" correctly.
OP, if you're unhappy, and she's only an 'as needed' sitter, then stop using her. easy.
I'm not a troll thank you
I don't believe you're a troll but I do believe your ignorance is demonstrated both by your declared opinions and lack of successful spelling/self-expression. I am not religious but I know many Christians who would never suggest that children raised outside of that single faith will burn in hell...incidentally they are also very educated and articulate people (on the whole). You may want to consider taking a continuing education course on global religions, if only to sound more informed in your conversations.
+1. Even some of the strongest Christians I know would never suggest anyone would burn in he'll for not sharing their religious beliefs. Only the most ignorant who have no understanding of other beliefs are so intolerant.
I believe most will burn in hell. Very few will make it to heaven. I worry everyday that I will burn. It's why I have chosen to not have children, it's too risky. The thought of my child on fire forever is more then I could take. If you don't believe in God how do you get to heaven? The opposite is hell.
You have much larger issues than a fictional eternity of fire. Maybe try a therapist, I don't think your pastor is doing much good...and probably quit working with children. Your misguided view of faith is frightening.
I agree with PP, Christian Nanny. You need mental health intervention as soon as possible.
What for ? Because I fear going to hell? Doesn't everyone ? I kinda just came to the conclusion non believers were ok with being on fire forever. It scares me but I am a total wuss.
Anonymous
05/09/2014 18:50
Subject: Short-term caregiver reading scripture to child
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Guys. The "none believer" poster is obviously a troll. She can't even spell "non-believer" correctly.
OP, if you're unhappy, and she's only an 'as needed' sitter, then stop using her. easy.
I'm not a troll thank you
I don't believe you're a troll but I do believe your ignorance is demonstrated both by your declared opinions and lack of successful spelling/self-expression. I am not religious but I know many Christians who would never suggest that children raised outside of that single faith will burn in hell...incidentally they are also very educated and articulate people (on the whole). You may want to consider taking a continuing education course on global religions, if only to sound more informed in your conversations.
+1. Even some of the strongest Christians I know would never suggest anyone would burn in he'll for not sharing their religious beliefs. Only the most ignorant who have no understanding of other beliefs are so intolerant.
I believe most will burn in hell. Very few will make it to heaven. I worry everyday that I will burn. It's why I have chosen to not have children, it's too risky. The thought of my child on fire forever is more then I could take. If you don't believe in God how do you get to heaven? The opposite is hell.
You have no business being a nanny and taking care of children.
Anonymous
05/09/2014 18:38
Subject: Short-term caregiver reading scripture to child
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Guys. The "none believer" poster is obviously a troll. She can't even spell "non-believer" correctly.
OP, if you're unhappy, and she's only an 'as needed' sitter, then stop using her. easy.
I'm not a troll thank you
I don't believe you're a troll but I do believe your ignorance is demonstrated both by your declared opinions and lack of successful spelling/self-expression. I am not religious but I know many Christians who would never suggest that children raised outside of that single faith will burn in hell...incidentally they are also very educated and articulate people (on the whole). You may want to consider taking a continuing education course on global religions, if only to sound more informed in your conversations.
+1. Even some of the strongest Christians I know would never suggest anyone would burn in he'll for not sharing their religious beliefs. Only the most ignorant who have no understanding of other beliefs are so intolerant.
I believe most will burn in hell. Very few will make it to heaven. I worry everyday that I will burn. It's why I have chosen to not have children, it's too risky. The thought of my child on fire forever is more then I could take. If you don't believe in God how do you get to heaven? The opposite is hell.
You have much larger issues than a fictional eternity of fire. Maybe try a therapist, I don't think your pastor is doing much good...and probably quit working with children. Your misguided view of faith is frightening.
I agree with PP, Christian Nanny. You need mental health intervention as soon as possible.
Anonymous
05/09/2014 16:05
Subject: Short-term caregiver reading scripture to child
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Guys. The "none believer" poster is obviously a troll. She can't even spell "non-believer" correctly.
OP, if you're unhappy, and she's only an 'as needed' sitter, then stop using her. easy.
I'm not a troll thank you
I don't believe you're a troll but I do believe your ignorance is demonstrated both by your declared opinions and lack of successful spelling/self-expression. I am not religious but I know many Christians who would never suggest that children raised outside of that single faith will burn in hell...incidentally they are also very educated and articulate people (on the whole). You may want to consider taking a continuing education course on global religions, if only to sound more informed in your conversations.
+1. Even some of the strongest Christians I know would never suggest anyone would burn in he'll for not sharing their religious beliefs. Only the most ignorant who have no understanding of other beliefs are so intolerant.
I believe most will burn in hell. Very few will make it to heaven. I worry everyday that I will burn. It's why I have chosen to not have children, it's too risky. The thought of my child on fire forever is more then I could take. If you don't believe in God how do you get to heaven? The opposite is hell.
You have much larger issues than a fictional eternity of fire. Maybe try a therapist, I don't think your pastor is doing much good...and probably quit working with children. Your misguided view of faith is frightening.