Although I'm a Christian, I think it is far better that children be raised to respect others and lead a moral life without having any religion pushed down their throat. When they are old enough, expose them to religious doctrine and let them choose their path. Six and eight year old children just follow in their parents footsteps, adopting whatever religion their parents push upon them.[MENTION=40845]Jeremiah[/MENTION]: Thank you for 'inviting' me to this thread. It will be a refreshing alternative to the Israel/Palestine section where there is nothing but name calling; my brief perusal of this thread shows some actual discourse. I only wish you 'invited' me before you posted your 'review' as I have yet to watch the full video (thank you to ?? for posting the link) but I will just as soon as I am done with this post.
However my first take from just 'Goggling' it and watching the trailer and some other comments are this:
I am not so sure that such intense indoctrination of young children into an intense Christian belief is as productive as we believe it should or could be. Maybe productive is the wrong word. But young children's minds can be molded so easily it is . . . . or could be pathetic and wrong. Look to the teachings in 'Palestine' schools. I believe that young children should be informed, but also allowed to grow up on their own without too much influence one way or another. After all, they have a fresh slate, an open mind, and are innocents.
Of course who am I to say when or where Jesus should call his chosen. For me, I did have quite a bit of exposure to Jesus and Christianity while in those years, but it wasn't until I had grown up and made plenty of mistakes and sinned a-plenty that I could actually understand exactly what sin was and how to accept Jesus Christ as my personal saviour. So that's just me.
I'll go and watch the movie now. I am subscribed. See you folks tomorrow or so . . .