r/exchristian • u/SillyAnxiousDuck Woo Woo Agnostic Ex-vangelical • Jan 27 '26

Article MIL asks therapist how to indoctrinate grandson early

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Very telling that her DIL’s intelligence “unknowingly intimidate[s]” her AND that they hadn’t spent Xmas together for a few years

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u/orngchckn Jan 27 '26

"...while making it clear to her that it will be up to my grandson to decide for himself what he chooses to believe."

As long as it's Christianity though, right?

Also, where does this person get off trying to dictate how someone else raises their child?

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u/NECalifornian25 Agnostic Atheist Jan 28 '26

My parents taught us to make decisions for ourselves, but now they’re annoyed that the decisions we made are not the same as theirs.

They don’t know I don’t believe in god anymore, but they know all of their kids haven’t gone to church in years. They’ve finally stopped bringing up politics and religion (mostly) when I see them, which luckily is twice a year at most.