I agree.Originally posted by Elnora:
I don't understand and I'm a woman. Good question John and C4K.
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I agree.Originally posted by Elnora:
I don't understand and I'm a woman. Good question John and C4K.
I agree...we are not the ones with the problem with race...society is. And for the childs well being and my other children...we would need to take that all into consideration.Race does come in to play however, as you admitted above. This may not be racism, but is certainly not seeing all people the same.
I agree...we are not the ones with the problem with race...society is. And for the childs well being and my other children...we would need to take that all into consideration.Originally posted by Glory-to-God:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Race does come in to play however, as you admitted above. This may not be racism, but is certainly not seeing all people the same.
That is totally fine for anyone who is willing to admit when someone asked where that child came from or you could lie. those are the two options you have.....but if you are honest like all Christians should be....you will have problems guarenteed.My family would gladly accept a "bi-racial" child and it would have no affect on that child growing up. This would be our child and that is all that would matter.
So let me get this straight. You'd rather ship your flesh and blood off to be raised by strangers rather than admit to being raped? Isn't that what scripture calls the sin of pride? I'm sorry to be so direct here, but the rationalization truly baffles me. As a husband, I would have no problem raising a child that was not biologically mine. FYI, my oldest daughter isn't mine biologically, but she's in every way, shape, and form, my child, and she knows that.Originally posted by Glory-to-God:
Being the product of rape or the product of adoption are two differnt things. If someone asked you is your child adopted ( since clearly he doesn't look like you and your husband ) what are you going to say no he is ours.
It has nothing to do with it being on a board. No christian love and compassion is the same no matter where you work or live. I have known several women before who had children after rape, and I don't know a single one who gave their child away or killed it. They all loved their child because it was their child.Originally posted by Glory-to-God:
I work as a counselor in a Christian pregnancy crises center...counseling women and families. And the majority would differ with you and side with me.
But then again they are not people on a board who are set out to prove one wrong are they ?![]()
From another thread -Originally posted by Glory-to-God:
Being the product of rape or the product of adoption are two differnt things. If someone asked you is your child adopted ( since clearly he doesn't look like you and your husband ) what are you going to say no he is ours.
You don't think they are going to walk away saying things....like well she must have had an affair.
Something to seriously consider more than if the child was the same race as you....you wouldn't have to explain. This is just a fact not an opinion.
I care what people think. No wait, I don't care what people think. No wait, I do care. No wait I don't. Ah just forget it.Originally posted by Glory-to-God:
Hey Frogman I cannot worry or be responsible for the way people take things!....it is not MY fault if someone doesn't agree with me....