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Visitation taken away so "child can get...	by Kickstart	2006-11-19 12:55:59
I'm not really seeing the problem.	by shorty82	2006-03-24 19:24:21
Nor I. The father doesn't seem to be taking	by Danu	2006-03-24 20:23:08
exception to the religious teachings of the child. His complaint is visitation. Without all the information it is hard to say but to me it looks more like a control issue. Why doesn't the father mention a desire to take interest in the child's religious education. He could attend with the child, or if not, then accept this and be supportive of the child rather than complain about his personal needs. The child is going to grow up in a world of many beliefs. If the father is supportive and constructive in his actions then it will help the child later in life.
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Comment.	by ag_wyvern	2006-03-24 20:41:40
No, he had said child every other weekend (n/t)	by lab rat	2006-03-24 21:10:12
Nope. He had the child every other week.	by shorty82	2006-03-24 21:13:45
Duh, from this he is saying before the decision	by lab rat	2006-03-24 21:15:56
It reads to me as he had visitation	by shorty82	2006-03-24 21:21:54
I disagree, but that's OK	by lab rat	2006-03-24 21:24:46
He has lost one day only if he chooses to.	by Danu	2006-03-24 21:34:01
s/one day/one day per week/ (n/t)	by Danu	2006-03-24 21:37:27
"and be a hypocrite"	by cptspith	2006-03-24 22:43:43

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