I find it humorous that people can not just let us not believe
what we want not to believe.  My aunt called and asked if we had
the baptismal gown that has been passed down throughout the
generations. I told her that my sister who has a 4 year old
would have been the last to use it.    So, my father asks me a
couple of days later if my son is baptized. I tell him that he
is not and he should know that. His first argument is that of
Pascal's Wager which I told him was a cop-out and a waste of  I
then tell him that I think it would be offensive to the church
if an atheist family had their child baptized because it would
not be sincere. (this was an anti-argument)  His second argument
was that we were not giving him the option of being baptized and
making his mind up for him. I was stunned by this one, jaw
dropped, then I started laughing... in my head. I informed my
father that if anything we are giving him more options, and NOT
making his mind up for him. He now has the option of choosing if
he would like to p