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New wrench thrown in the wheel	by crash_	2006-11-19 12:55:59
From his perspective	by flamebait	2002-07-12 07:23:20
Actually, he has admitted the case really	by crash_	2002-07-12 07:40:50
Yeah, it is NOW.	by nin_man	2002-07-12 07:49:56
What is going to hurt him is the "injury"	by crash_	2002-07-12 08:01:44
Children are not always allowed	by hyzenthlay	2002-07-12 08:22:13
All children are "brainwashed"	by gblues	2002-07-12 10:26:22
.. in the sense that they absorb values from their surroundings. It just so happens that some forms of brainwashing (discipline from parents) are more acceptable than others (mind control experiments, drugs, hypnosis, etc). Note that "discipline" above is used in the army sense, not in the corporal punishment sense. Being the legal guardian, the mother has the right to impart her values to her child. Which includes Christianity. The biological father is not a legal guardian and does not have the right to impart his values to the child without the guardian's permission. The mother has the upper ground. The only way an injury could be claimed is if the mother's values were criminal (can you say "contributing to deliquency of a minor?"). Christianity is not illegal, nor is reciting the pledge of allegiance. I think both would be generally regarded as the opposite of contributing to deliquency! The father's case is practically non-existant at this point. Nathan
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Ah but the father	by hyzenthlay	2002-07-12 10:43:03

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