SoliDeoGloria
Active Member
Ok, now the one thing you have yet to explain is why my nine year old is STILL afraid of lightning despite the fact that since we live in IA as you do and facets of weather like lightning are definitely taught in school as you should know and I and my wife have countless times told him that he doesn't need to be afraid. Now we are dealing with the origins of fear here (in this particular thread homophobia) and NOT hatred even though what we are defining as fear in homophobia is actually better defined as hatred so I don't believe I am getting too far off subject here. (How Ironic; It's lightning right now as I type haha)Yes I do. You have a good point but I am assuming that your son didn't even know what dirt was until he experienced it for the first time and touched it. Were they afraid of lightning before or after they experienced it for the first time. I am going to guess that they were not afraid of lightning until they heard their first huge crash. How do you explain a childs curious nature to touch even the most dangerous of objects.
To translate this back to topic, how many toddlers do you know of that walk around bashing gays because they are afraid of them. Did my daughter have an innate fear of gays when she was born because she could just tell that they had sex with the same gender?
Ummm, I guess I better answer that question . No, she did not.
Sincerely,
SoliDeoGloria