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Les Greys
@les
5yo asked for the whole family to pray before touching dinner. In a house that has never prayed nor spoken about religion. I let it roll as if it’s completely normal. 6yrs ago I would have said, “baby there is no such thing as a god and religion is for the foolish”, now, “believe it whatever makes you stay hopeful and optimistic of the future but the moment you stop questioning it, you’ve lost”
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McBain
@mcbain
This is beautiful Faith is a great thing, no matter the form
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anco🐑
@anco
I understand your feelings very well. My values changed after I had a baby too.
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--Dir3--
@dir3
This is so beautiful, believe in anything you want of it makes you happy .
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Alberto Ornaghi
@alor
“Imagine if you carried on believing in Santa and the tooth fairy into adulthood. And even killed & started wars over it. Haha. Imagine that.” — Ricky Gervais
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bradq
@bradq
Interesting. Any idea where he picked up the idea or would’ve been prompted to ask for something like that? always fascinating where kids pick things up.
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Alex Van De Sande
@avsa
I match that feeling. I don’t think I could believe there’s a god even if I wanted but as such I don’t have any compelling reason to pass on to my children. As long as they remain some healthy critical thinking skills then I’m happy for them to have spirituality if it helps them cope with the world.
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