Do you think fundamentalist christians make unfit parents?

Answer 1

Heck yes! They BRAINWASH their children. That is NOT good parenting. God made us to be intellectual, creative human-beings and not little robots.

Answer 2

Let me think about this.

Fundamentalists believe in following Gods teachings to be respectful of all people.
Always tell the truth.
Don't steal or kill their neighbors.
Care for the sick and poor.
Love their children and their parents.

HMMM, I hope people like that move into my neighborhood and replace the unloving, disrespectful ones who live here now.

REST MY CASE......

Answer 3

absolutely YES ! anything fundamentalist is just a disaster waiting to happen!

Answer 4

No. I don't approve, and I think they're going to raise either a close-minded ignornant child, or a rebellious child that's going to hurt itself or someone else...but I also think its their right to raise a child with their own beliefs.

Answer 5

No. I'm much more worried about people who would take it upon themselves to decide who is "fit" to be a parent than I'm worried about fundamentalists.

Answer 6

No, the amish are a terrible scourge on humanity.

Answer 7

Won't touch this one!

Answer 8

2 Peter 3:3

Knowing this first…
In the first place, principally, and chiefly, and which might easily be known and observed from the writings of the apostles and prophets; see (1 Timothy 4:1,2) (2 Timothy 3:1) ;
that there shall come in the last days scoffers,
or "mockers"; such as would make a mock at sin, make light of it, plead for it, openly commit it, and glory in it; and scoff at all religion, as the prejudice of education, as an engine of state, a piece of civil policy to keep subjects in awe, as cant, enthusiasm, and madness, as a gloomy melancholy thing, depriving men of true pleasure; and throw out their flouts and jeers at those that are the most religious, for the just, upright man, is commonly by such laughed to scorn, and those that depart from evil make themselves a prey; and particularly at the ministers of the word, for a man that has scarcely so much common sense as to preserve him from the character of an idiot, thinks himself a wit of the age, if he can at any rate break a jest upon a Gospel minister: nor do the Scriptures of truth escape the banter and burlesque of these scoffers; the doctrines of it being foolishness to them, and the commands and ordinances in it being grievous and intolerable to them; yea, to such lengths do those proceed, as to scoff at God himself; at his persons, purposes, providences, and promises; at Jehovah the Father, as the God of nature and providence, and especially as the God and Father of Christ, and of all grace in him; at Jehovah the Son, at his person, as being the Son of God, and truly God, at his office, as Mediator, and at his blood, righteousness, and sacrifice, which they trample under foot; and at Jehovah the Spirit, whom they do despite unto, as the spirit of grace, deriding his operations in regeneration and sanctification, as dream and delusion; and, most of all, things to come are the object of their scorn and derision; as the second coming of Christ, the resurrection of the dead, a future judgment, the torments of hell, and the joys of heaven; all which they represent as the trifles and juggles of designing men: ; and we have lived to see an innumerable company of them, and these predictions fulfilled; from whence it may be concluded, that the coming of Christ is at hand: these scoffers are further described as
walking after their own lusts;
either after the carnal reasonings of their minds, admitting of nothing but what they can comprehend by present senses, making that the rule, test, and standard of all their principles, and so cast away the law of the Lord, and despise the word of the Holy One of Israel; or rather, after their sinful and fleshly lusts, making them their guides and governors, and giving up themselves entirely to them, to obey and fulfil them; the phrase denotes a continued series of sinning, a progress in it, a desire after it, and pleasure in it, and an obstinate persisting in it; scoffers at religion and revelation are generally libertines; and such as sit in the seat of the scornful, are in the counsel of the ungodly, and way of sinners, (Psalms 1:1)