Robertson Advises Grandparents To Take Grandkids Away From Atheist Parents
Sure, this will fly: telling grandparents that their grandchildren should be kidnapped and taken away from the parents and put in a Christian school.
“Pat, I am very concerned because this past weekend my 6-year-old grandson said his dad told him God and Jesus were not real and were just made up to scare people about dying,” a viewer named Elizabeth explained to Robertson in an email.
Elizabeth said that she tried to “explain the truth” to her grandson but he wouldn’t believe her.
“I’m worried for my grandson’s soul,” she wrote.
“You should be,” Robertson agreed. “If there’s any way you can get that child away from that… His father telling him that. I don’t know, but if there’s any way you can get him enrolled in a Christian school or get him into some, you know, they have daily vacation Bible school and things.”
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18 responses to Robertson Advises Grandparents To Take Grandkids Away From Atheist Parents
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robert August 10th, 2015 at 23:08
only the uneducated pat or it wont work
bobrobertson August 10th, 2015 at 23:20
“I can try to buy your grandchildren salvation, but it’s not cheap.
Besides, your atheist kids won’t need whatever pittance you saved up, so if you will it all to me, I will guarantee your grandkids will at least get a hearing with Jesus.”
rg9rts August 10th, 2015 at 23:26
Judging by all the coverage he is getting you’d think he was on the circus train too
Warman1138 August 10th, 2015 at 23:27
Wow, that’s just evil crazy but then again it’s a senile Pat Robertson.
whatthe46 August 11th, 2015 at 00:16
““You should be,” Robertson agreed. “If there’s any way you can get that child away from that… His father telling him that. I don’t know, but if there’s any way you can get him enrolled in a Christian school or get him into some, you know, they have daily vacation Bible school and things.”” let me translate that for you idiots! what he just said was “i’m not an attorney, i don’t want you to take my advice as such. that being said, i can’t “really” tell you what to do. i can only say, pray. and if that doesn’t work, well, you know, um, yeah, you know.
shitola, i’m just as confused at my post as he’s confused about his assine statement. j.a.
Larry Schmitt August 11th, 2015 at 04:36
He doesn’t say how grandparents are supposed to put kids in a religious school if the parents don’t want them in the school. Grandparents don’t have any legal standing in the raising of children when both parents are present. Once again, he proves how much of an idiot he is.
Hirightnow August 11th, 2015 at 07:47
That’s right, Pat…get’ em while they’re young and impressionable.
Otherwise, as they mature,they start coming up with logical reasons behind the things that happen, and taking responsibility for their own actions.
God forbid THAT happens.
Dwendt44 August 11th, 2015 at 12:21
The churches love to get a hold of the little ones early. The ‘child care’ room of churches are often little more than ‘bible study’ for pre-school age tykes. Story time means ‘bible stories’ and three year olds are taught to pray.
Hirightnow August 11th, 2015 at 14:47
The Christians love the little children
All the little children of the world
Red and yellow, black or white
We’ll teach them what we think right
Just don’t expect too much if you are a girl.
Budda August 11th, 2015 at 09:08
Pat needs to be put out to pasture.
Tommie August 11th, 2015 at 10:47
Forcing religion on people is going to make them hate religion even more, believe me i experienced it! I treat others with respect but i still have a little resentment for religion!
atunionbob August 11th, 2015 at 14:30
Sure lets brain wash some more kids and scare the heck out of them…why not. Sounds like fun to me.
illinoisboy1977 August 11th, 2015 at 16:27
Sorry, Pat. It’s called “Parents’ Rights”, which means Grandma and Grandpa have no say in a child’s upbringing, other than to make their opinion known. Mom and Dad are the authority in all matters of Junior’s education, religious and otherwise.
KillAllTheRednecks . August 11th, 2015 at 17:56
Good luck trying to convince a judge to take away custody rights with your “Because they don’t pray to JAY-ZUSS!!” rationale.
William August 11th, 2015 at 22:02
Actually I did just that today. I took my eight year old granddaughter away from her heathen mother. We ate breakfast at a restaurant, visited a waterfall, and an animal shelter (she wanted to take all the cats home). We cruised the Mall, saw a movie, (Pixels). got a sandwich and a peanut butter cookie. She told me all about camping, her trip to a water park and how she is looking forward to school. We rode our bicycles around and I showed her a building her father helped construct. She asked me if I was still sad about my dog, and when I said yes, she said “you’ll see her in heaven”. Then I took her home to her loving parents.
Her parents don’t go to church, and she’s a normal, happy, healthy, straight A student. I’ve seen her give her balloon to a crying child whose balloon had floated away. All without hesitation, regret or expectation of another balloon. She is growing into a beautiful, warm, compassionate human. All without threats of suffering indescribable agony for eternity.
Imagine that?
Larry Schmitt August 11th, 2015 at 22:35
We would all be so much happier if our parents would let us decide which (if any) religion to follow on our own. Most parents don’t force their children to choose a career, so why force them to go to a church? Some would choose a religion on their own when they get older, and for some, that choice would be “none of the above.” At least they would not end up resenting it, as a lot of us (including me) did.
Emma Bishop August 12th, 2015 at 06:53
He’s still alive? Oh, darn.
anothertoothpick August 12th, 2015 at 08:35
Note:
In the Bible, words having to do with killing significantly outnumber words having to do with love.