Right now, out there in the non-Biblically concerned world, there is a discussion going on as to whether parents have a moral responsibility to feed their children's guests.
At first, I was willing to ignore this discussion because no one was presenting a Biblically-supported point of view. But now, I realize that Landover Baptist Church has a spiritual responsibility to weigh in on this issue.
So, is it Christian and American to feed your children's little friends when they come to visit? Or is that a way to encourage communism and allow other parents to shirk their duties?
The great irony here is that discussion centers on this cultural practice of not feeding freeloading children in Swedish households. Sweden, as we all know, is a tragically over-taxed hotbed of sex and socialism as well as the suicide capital of the world, beating out even Japan.
As a mere female with only a layperson's knowledge of the Bible, I would like to know what our learned senior membership has to say on this subject. No doubt True Christian™ parents may have a perspective as well.
At first, I was willing to ignore this discussion because no one was presenting a Biblically-supported point of view. But now, I realize that Landover Baptist Church has a spiritual responsibility to weigh in on this issue.
So, is it Christian and American to feed your children's little friends when they come to visit? Or is that a way to encourage communism and allow other parents to shirk their duties?
The great irony here is that discussion centers on this cultural practice of not feeding freeloading children in Swedish households. Sweden, as we all know, is a tragically over-taxed hotbed of sex and socialism as well as the suicide capital of the world, beating out even Japan.
As a mere female with only a layperson's knowledge of the Bible, I would like to know what our learned senior membership has to say on this subject. No doubt True Christian™ parents may have a perspective as well.
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