OK, so:
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Circumcision isn't part of Christianity. The New Testament specifically says it's not required. (1 Cor 7:19)
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In my experience, baptism is sprinkling water on an infant's head and they even dry it off after.
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Even if you're not a Christian, knowing the basics of the Bible is going to be useful for understanding art and literature in the future. You'd want your kid to know the Bible just as you'd want them to know Greek mythology.
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Sunday Schools are largely focused on basic Biblical literacy and moral instruction. They're not going into the weeds to find the most violent and sexual verse in the Bible.
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Pedophilia isn't approved by the church. It was by the founders of queer theory and is, in fact, a logical conclusion of said theory.
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The correct definition of transgender is someone with a psychosis where they believe they're supposed to be the opposite sex.
It depends on the monster. I've read a theory that vampires are the monster version of the left (foreign blood-suckers who are after our women) and zombies are the monster version of the right (mindless consumers after anyone with a brain).
They're taking a page from textbook publishing. This quote is from an artist who stopped taking jobs from them in 1986. He's describing the straw that broke the camel's back:
It's etched in acid in my mind. They sent 10 pages of single-spaced specifications. The hero was a Hispanic boy. There were black twins, one boy and one girl; an overweight Oriental boy; and an American Indian girl. That leaves the Caucasian. Since we mustn't forget the physically handicapped, she was born with a congenital malformation and only has three fingers on one hand. One child had an Irish Setter, and the setter was to be female... They also had a senior citizen, and I had to show her jogging. I can't do it anymore. - The Language Police, p. 40
The excuse would probably be food allergies.