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My son is in fifth grade, and he's having a lot of problems. The school says he might need medication to calm him down. I'm not sure I like him being on a drug.
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Our children are excited to be in the Christmas play at church, but my husband has made it clear he doesn't intend to go. How can I explain this to them?
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Our son is leaving for college in a few weeks, and I can't wait for him to go. I hate that it's like this, but what can we do?
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We don't believe our children should have religion crammed down their throats, but should be free to make up their own minds about it when they get older.
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Our adult daughter has lots of problems, and she blames us. We always end up arguing. What can we do?
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Our son is almost 4, and we wonder if you think he's too young for us to try to teach him to pray.
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My wife and I come from different church backgrounds. How do we decide which church to raise our children in?
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My wife left me about a year ago, and I really miss our children (who are almost in their teens now). I admit I wasn't a very good father, but is there any way I can go back and make things right?
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My husband and I are discussing whether or not to send our children to Sunday school. He thinks it would be a good thing but I think they're too young to understand. What's your opinion?
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I'm in my 20s and I just found out that I was adopted as a baby. Don't you think my parents should have told me much earlier?
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My husband and I got married a year ago. Our stepchildren don't get along, and sometimes I wonder if it would be better for us just to split up.
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We've been urging our kids to avoid drugs, but they recently found out that we experimented with drugs when we were in college. Have we lost our right to speak to them about this?