My wife and I mentored a kid through BBBS. We wouldn't have dreamed of even discussing religious beliefs. That's not at all the goal. Instead, helping a kid gain a stronger self-esteem and more confidence was always the goal.

I hope they do sue, and win.

Forcing religious beliefs and rituals on others is simply unconscionable. Period.

Holding an unwilling child's head under water in some sort of religious ritual is tantamount to torture. Perhaps criminal charges are in order in this case. The child was unwilling and afraid, yet they continued the ritual. Lock 'em up!

No? Neither do I. Doesn't matter, tho. Cuz billboards.

How many times have we been told that an atheist group putting up a billboard is just as bad as Christians who do things like what was done to this child? Think about that. People say and appear honestly to believe that the atheist group that buys an ad to promote their organization is exactly as extreme as the Christians who forcibly induct children into their church.

Shouldent be allowded!

People sure back themselves into weird corners trying to defend their privilege.

Putting a frightened, unwilling child through something like this is plain old child abuse.