Parents: Pull That Plug on Your Kid's Internet

[Johny Joe Hold]

I've worried for years about children's access to atheist sites. These sites, which lead to visiting porn/atheist sites, can only lead our children down the path to hell.

It used to be said we needed to nail down the Christian message in kids before they are eighteen. Now, we need it by ages ten or twelve.

That's because they can come across an atheist site early. These sites direct them to porn/atheism, and, they are lost forever. A good explanation is provided by this gentleman:

http://www.christianpost.com/news/apologist-josh-mcdowell-internet-the-greatest-threat-to-christians-52382/

[Brother Harold Porter]

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Amen Mayor!

As well as cell phones, as this "sexting" is getting out of hand. In the old days, when naughty children wanted to "show me yours and I'll show you mine", a parent would quickly learn of the filthy sin and administer swift punishment, praise Jesus.

Now the little miscreants hide in their bedrooms sending each other hardcore pornography of themselves. Even as Jesus weeps, they smirk in sinful adolescent smugness that they are pulling one over on us.

In Christ

[Billy Bob Jenkins]

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The internet has been foisting fisting on twelve year-olds for years now. I pore through reams of reaming wondering which of these vulgar videos will be the one to carry Satan's message to my eldest son when he turns eighteen. It breaks my heart.

For now all I can do is shove religion down his throat every moment of every day. If there is a way to make him love invisible people and respect ancient traditions, it is by depriving him of media and information. Media and information turn Christians into atheists, conservatives into liberals, and angels into demons. My sons will be ready when they are released into the world. Ready to force Christianity on their children, and their children's children, just like me. My loyal little clones.

[Redeemed Papist]

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Praise and Glory, Billy Bob!

Praise and Glory!

You really can't stress enough the need to hide your children away from the world so that the influence of our all powerful God is not diluted by the world around them that they can see with their eyes.

In time they will thank you and do likewise in their turn.

It's good to see you so determined that all future generations will be just like you and therefore be saved.

[Zaiger]

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I remember the first time my child asked to use the internet, i just told him the bible is right here why do you need the internet?

[Ezekiel Bathfire]

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I think this is a very important message. The trouble is that the message should be listened to by the parents of atheists, catholics and other anti-social elements who arrive at Landover with wild claims and insults.

This degeneracy is symptomatic of the way that the US has gone down the pan since the 1950s. In those days there was no internet and everything was fine.

[Bob4God]

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I remember when I was a kid, and we didn't have exposure to dangerous ideas and philosophies. It wasn't even a thought.

Pretty much everything you learned came from the Bible and Christian literature, which were all available at home or your local church.

These days, kids can access literally millions of ideas in a couple of seconds.

Perhaps the United States will someday be able to limit search results to Christian-only resources.

Until then, we will simply have corral our children's brains as best we can.

[Jacob the Angry Liar]

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Why is this even an issue? I have my JesOS™ web browser configured to block all sites other than Landover Baptist and the 1611 KJV section of BibleGateway. Problem solved.

[Ofc. Don W. Richards]

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Why is this even an issue? I have my JesOS™ web browser configured to block all sites other than Landover Baptist and the 1611 KJV section of BibleGateway. Problem solved.

The issue is that we need to work out a way to block everybody else's internet from displaying anything but Landover Baptist and the KJV.

But when Jesus heard that, he said unto them, They that be whole need not a physician, but they that are sick. - Matthew 9:12

[The Bright Beast]

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The issue is that we need to work out a way to block everybody else's internet from displaying anything but Landover Baptist and the KJV.

But when Jesus heard that, he said unto them, They that be whole need not a physician, but they that are sick. - Matthew 9:12

maybe you could confiscate everyone else's computer in Freehold who does NOT run JesOS.. Make it law that you must run this OS? Maybe we could get Judge Tannor on to this scheme?

[Rev. Jim Osborne]

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maybe you could confiscate everyone else's computer in Freehold who does NOT run JesOS.. Make it law that you must run this OS? Maybe we could get Judge Tannor on to this scheme?

Neither you nor Jacob11 have JesOS™ as it's proprietary software that's not for release outside official members of Landover Baptist Church and the Freehold township. Unless you have a hacked copy, but I'm sure you don't want to involve yourself in that.

And that "we" is awfully presumptive as you are not a resident of our town.

I really wish folks would be a lot more honest in here instead of pretending they live in our city.

[MitzaLizalor]

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Perhaps one of the youth pastors could be alerted whenever an inappropriate site is visited?