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You're a guy on a computer! How you raise your children is up to you. I don't care that you smoke in front of them, because you're just a guy on a computer, but on principle, that's not something I condone! It's very egotistical to think this debate has suddenly become about you and your kids, as opposed to just a debate about the principle of smoking in front of your kids.jeffrey said:Some of you come across 'so caring' about my kids. But if myself and my family died in a car crash, not one of you, bar Michel, would give a damn. Out one of you would shed a tear. So please, spare me. Maize, I think your sincere. But the majority of the rest of you do it to make yourself feel better. Typical 'I'm better then you' Christianity thinking.
No, that's not what I said. If you want to start a thread that just happens to be about a fault that I happen to have, at least I won't be soooo egotistical to think that you're talking about me and that you want to come over here and change me. I can at least admit that I sin, instead of changing the subject everytime and start to bash others. Is it only perfect people that can talk about sin nowadays? Is that how it works? I have to be perfect to know what a sin is, or what is harmful? then I think we should both get our butts out of this forum.jeffrey said:
Hey whoa. Could we all get back to the Is smoking abuse around children? I like you all, you all have become my friends, even though I've never met you. You all have made me realize a lot about myself and made me want to learn. I appreciate you guys and you openess to the many different beliefs and faiths out there. I hate contention(I know it's a fact of life), but can't we all try to get along and not personally attack one another.jeffrey said:
I don't think anyone here thinks they are perfect, I know I certainly don't. I'm quite frank with everyone about things I struggle with. I think if someone talks about things they are struggling with and want to change then they asking for help. Should we tell them to just keep doing what they are doing when all the evidence points to it being a dangerous activity?Evenstar said:
