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February 20th 06, 07:01 AM
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Question for religious parents
Would you have a problem with your child being friends with an atheist,
or being friends with a child who's parents are atheists? The reason I ask is that I am an atheist and I have a daughter who is almost two and I live in a very religious area. Now that my daughter is not really a baby anymore I am starting to think about these issues and wondering if she is going to have trouble having friends. 
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