atheism and children
August 5, 2015 at 11:17 am
(This post was last modified: August 5, 2015 at 11:18 am by Catholic_Lady.)
So after starting this thread yesterday, I've noticed that a lot of atheists neither like children nor want them. Some even went as far as to say it's immoral to have them.
I've never met a group of people so anti kids lol. Most people want children or at least like them. I thought that was interesting/different and was curious to know how prevalent this sentiment actually was amongst atheists.
Please, only vote if you're an atheist:
A. I have children OR am currently open to having children (through adoption or otherwise) at some point in the future if things line up right.
B. I neither have NOR, as it stands, want children at any point in the future.
C. I adamantly did NOT want a child, ever, but ended up having one anyway by accident.
Thanks!
I've never met a group of people so anti kids lol. Most people want children or at least like them. I thought that was interesting/different and was curious to know how prevalent this sentiment actually was amongst atheists.
Please, only vote if you're an atheist:
A. I have children OR am currently open to having children (through adoption or otherwise) at some point in the future if things line up right.
B. I neither have NOR, as it stands, want children at any point in the future.
C. I adamantly did NOT want a child, ever, but ended up having one anyway by accident.
Thanks!

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-walsh
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