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Old 06-07-2003, 01:46 PM
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Religion question...

There's an interesting thread in the AKA forum about conversion... a few people (myself included) have said that they went through with confirmation into their childhood faith mainly because they were expected to by their families and communities.

So I'm wondering what you think about confirmation ages...

What does your faith do (if applicable) as far as confirmation/coming of age? What does being confirmed mean in terms of rights and responsibilities? At what age are you confirmed? And do you think that age is too young, too old, or just right?

If you're agnostic, atheist, or your faith doesn't have a confirmation - what do you think of confirmation ages in general?

I know this has the potential to get controversial... let's keep it civil
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