Activity of your Spouse

[Mr. Incredible]

Originally Posted by bluegoose

So are you active or is she?

I am active and she is not.

[ChinoCoug]

I'm asking these question because I'm single:

1. I've been going to church alone for 10 years, why is it that hard?

2. If your wife is active LDS she can't shop @ Victoria's Secret?

[Mr. Incredible]

Originally Posted by ChinoCoug

I'm asking these question because I'm single:

1. I've been going to church alone for 10 years, why is it that hard?

2. If your wife is active LDS she can't shop @ Victoria's Secret?

1. It can be hard when you get undermined at home. It can also be hard when your spouse thinks your continued activity is reason for divorce.

2. I see no connection between activity in the church and shopping at VS. It's based more on her physique than her church activity.

[ChinoCoug]

Originally Posted by Mr. Incredible

1. It can be hard when you get undermined at home. It can also be hard when your spouse thinks your continued activity is reason for divorce.

2. I see no connection between activity in the church and shopping at VS. It's based more on her physique than her church activity.

thanks

[non sequitur]

Originally Posted by FMCoug

At what age? Would you say the same thing about honesty or other moral values you try to instill in your children?

Teaching children basic morals is completely apart from indoctrinating them into a religion. Pushing them into a religion is akin to forcing them to play the piano or playing baseball.

[Clark Addison]

Originally Posted by non sequitur

Teaching children basic morals is completely apart from indoctrinating them into a religion. Pushing them into a religion is akin to forcing them to play the piano or playing baseball.

Uh oh. You mean I shouldn't be doing that either?

[MikeWaters]

Originally Posted by non sequitur

Teaching children basic morals is completely apart from indoctrinating them into a religion. Pushing them into a religion is akin to forcing them to play the piano or playing baseball.

I would put "forcing them to eat vegetables and do their homework" on the list as well.

[Indy Coug]

Originally Posted by non sequitur

Teaching children basic morals is completely apart from indoctrinating them into a religion. Pushing them into a religion is akin to forcing them to play the piano or playing baseball.

What's the difference between teaching and indoctrination?