Would Child Protection Agency take Jesus away from his father, if they knew how badly he mistreated him?

Question

Surely, sending your own child to death to demonstrate a point is a rather bad parenting.

Answer 1

lol, smart ***.

Answer 2

They can get involved, but I seriously doubt they will take her child away. If what you say about her is true, and IF they feel they need to investigate, they will find she is a good, caring parent and this was a one time incident that won't ever happen again. She should, by now, have a "lock pole" for her sliding doors if she didn't already, and she needs to make sure she uses it at all times when she is not in sight of the door. I don't know if this will work for her, but when I was dead tired and my children were small, I would set them on the couch, put in a Disney video, give them some books, and put a pillow next to their lap. I would lay on the couch and if and when they would move, I would know. You don't get a very decent nap with the squiggling, but you can get a little rest while knowing your child is safe.

Answer 3

God didn't mistreat JEsus, the Pharasees and Pilate did. I don't recall God, in person, putting the nails into Jesus' hands. I don't recall a burning bush telling Jesus he had to do it, like he told Moses. Can you cite me a Bible Passage were God actually spoke and told Jesus what he had to do.

Want to have the Child Protection Agency do something, turn in the Jews and Italians. They did it to Jesus.

It was an Italian soldier who broke the bones of Jesus before sunset.

It wasn't God doing that.

Some Christians, you know, use YOUR argument as justification for blaming Jesus death on the JEws.

And by the way if one of YOUR children is EVER accused by officials of some crime and YOU know where that child is and YOU don't turn that child over YOU go jail to as a co-conspirator.

It's the American way.

Harboring a fugitive.

Jesus was accused of Crimes.

He was accused of declaring himself a King without the consent of the Roman Empire.

Answer 4

So what you're asking is if the CPS would take a 30 something year old man away from his father?

Maybe you asking if the CPS would take a child from his parents for raising that child to save the world?

Or perhaps you wonder if CPS should intervene because some twisted Dad taught his son to love everyone so much that he would die for them?

In any case, God never sent Jesus to death. He may have given his son, but it was up to Jesus to do it.

So I guess you will have to find another question to take a dig at Christians.

Answer 5

What child? Who child? Where child?

Jesus died as a 33 year old man, not a child. He did it knowingly and willingly. When Peter tried to keep the Roman soldiers from arresting him, Jesus told him to stop. That he could call down a legion of angels to help him if he chose to. He chose not to, for our sakes.

Answer 6

The child in question was in his 30s and he had a choice. I'm actually not surprised that you don't know either of those things, and yet you apparently believe yourself qualified to talk about them.

Answer 7

No.

**drink** I am drinking to misotheist blasphemy.

Actually, I am not drinking now, but I am saving up the credits to drink later. Last Saturday I spent my misotheist drink chits and got blasted. I'm still hung-over.

Answer 8

That is on the role of Human being but not to God. Because of sinners, God have sent his only begotten son to earth to save us but we refuse him and killed him.
that is punishable in the law of God.
jtm

Answer 9

LOL. Good point. Fortunately for him, the social workers can't reach the big guy in the sky.

Answer 10

But he was of the age of majority when he was sent, which made it his choice. Child abuse involves a minor to whom things are done without his consent.

Answer 11

God sent Jesus to become human. People, specifically the fundamentalists and conservatives of Jesus's day, killed him.