Dysfunctional Family Fun
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
We've now discussed politics, guns, and now religion on ATK.
Anything else to ruin our family Thanksgiving dinner?
We've now discussed politics, guns, and now religion on ATK.
Anything else to ruin our family Thanksgiving dinner?
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9 comments:
We need a good abortion discussion.
I for one believe we should have federally funded abortion clinics on every corner, where women of any age can get one free at any time during a pregnancy without doctors supervision or parental permission.
Trickle-down economics. Tax cuts to the rich! All the proletariat buying washing machines and cheap cars pales in comparison to the multiple homes, yachts, and high-end cars 1 single rich person can buy. Multiple homes alone...that's grounds keepers, valets, maids, nannies, all in *each home*. Please. Middle Class Tax Cuts. Stalin called. He wants his brand of Communism back.
Ha, I have enjoyed the discussions. If only my Thanksgiving dinners were so interesting.
My Thanksgiving dinners suck as is. No 'effin way I want to talk politics.
I was amused to read recently that "retention rates" among non-religious families are lower than among religious families. That would make for some interesting inverted Thanksgiving religion discussions.
"You believe in WHAT now?!!"
Jay- Do you mean non-religious families are more likely to remain in their religion of birth than the most religous families?
Bob - No. The report I saw suggested that the percentage of kids raised in non-religious families who become religious adults is larger than the percentage of kids raised in religious families become non-religious adults.
And some of you gave me so much shit about taking my kids to church and Sunday School.
Vindication. Statistically. We'll see, I guess.
I have also read - somewhere - that a child raised without a religious education is more likely to join a radical religion.
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