Do you wish there's a god?

[Belacqua]

I've been clear all along that I'm not talking about small children. I'm NOT talking about babies, rocks, lizards, children raised by wolves, or people in a persistent vegetative state.

Are you saying that you honestly just don't get the category difference between a child capable of rejecting the claims of theists and remaining an atheist into adulthood; and a baby, rock, lizard, children raised by wolves, or people in a permanent vegetative state?

Not at all. And I don't know how you'd get that from my post.

If a child hears, evaluates, and rejects religious claims, then he's using his mind and he has reasons. Good reasons or bad. 

Do these reasons stay the same, after he's learned more? I should hope not, as little kids don't really understand much theology.