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Today's the third candle of Hanukkah	by skeptic	2003-12-21 01:38:27
Any chance you could...	by Kickstart	2003-12-21 01:41:17
all I know about this one is	by Celticess	2003-12-21 01:53:59
Indeed.	by skeptic	2003-12-21 02:21:51
nope he's not but his councellor is	by Celticess	2003-12-21 11:57:46
She's has the holidays off and we've talked on occasion about belief systems. My son isn't sure what he is but I left it open to him to find his own path. He like my daughter I gave info on a variety of belief systems too and cultures. To try to raise them to respect all cultures and the diversity of people. Also I wanted them to honestly believe in whatever path they took. My daughter strongly felt she wasn't buddist(tho treated her fathers families beliefs/customs that were buddist with a great deal of respect). She did feel was christian and also a witch(which I think she ment Traditional Crafter not wiccan... unless she ment cristio-pagan and didn't know the word for it yet). I'm agnostic. I was raised protestant christian(my siblings are baptized anglican ... my father was anglican and my mom united. I wasn't baptized) but had exposure to a variety of nationalities and belief systems. I'm not sure which exactly is what my views are. Tho I did find baha'i and judism intresting. I still need to learn more on them. I'll probably stay religiously neutral all my life because of the fact there are so many of them... and so much to learn on them.
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